Excel 5 Instructions
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Computer Applications
Excel 5
Objective: The student will solidify their knowledge on how to create charts
in Excel using existing data. The skills that will be used in this assignment are:
Save a workbook with a new name Format a data series
Create a column chart Select non-adjacent cells
Move a chart to a new worksheet Create a 3-D pie chart
Reorder worksheets Move a chart as an object to a
Apply a style to a chart different sheet
Insert a chart title Add data labels
Format a chart title Format a chart area
Remove the legend from a chart Resize a chart
Insert a vertical axis title Position a chart
Rotate and tilt a 3-D chart Add data bars to a range of cells
Modify the depth axis Edit a conditional formatting rule
Insert a chart data table
Steps:
1. Open and save Excel 5 from the class Web site.
2. Age Group Data worksheet: Cell range A3:E12, insert the 3-D Pyramid chart,
the last chart in the Pyramid section in the Charts gallery.
3. Move the chart to a chart sheet named Survey Charts.
4. Move the Survey Charts chart sheet to be the last sheet in the workbook.
5. Change the style of the chart to Style 10, the second column in the second row
in the Chart Styles gallery.
6. Insert the chart title using the Above Chart Title format
Change the title to Screaming Ice Cream Summer Survey.
Set its font size to 28 points.
Remove the legend from the chart.
7. Add the title Scoops Purchased to the vertical axis, using the Rotated Title
option.
Set the font size to 20 points.
8. Rotate the 3-D chart using the following parameters: x-axis rotation 40°, y-
axis rotation 30°, perspective 25°, and depth to 140.
9. Modify the depth axis so the values are displayed in reverse order. Use the
Axes button in the Axes group on the Chart Tools Layout tab to modify the
depth axis using the Show Reverse Axis option.
10. Insert a data table without legend keys below the 3-D chart to provide the
data values for the different columns. Use the Data Table button in the Labels
group on the Chart Tools Layout tab.
11. Change the fill color of the Seniors series to standard Yellow.
12. Age Group Data worksheet: Cell range B3:E3; B13:E13, insert a Pie in 3-D
chart.
Move the chart to be an object in the Survey Charts chart sheet.
13. Insert a chart title using the Above Chart Title format with the text Total
Scoops.
Set its font size to 14 points and its font color to Black, Text 1, Lighter 25%.
14. Change the fill color of the Seniors slice to standard Yellow.
15. Remove the chart legend from the pie chart.
16. Add data labels to the Center of the pie chart, displaying each slice’s value.
17. Change the shape fill of the pie chart to No Fill.
Change the shape outline to No Outline.
Resize and move the embedded pie chart to the lower-left of the column chart
so that the chart sheet matches the figure below.
18. Age Group Data worksheet:, Cells B4:E13 add Gradient Fill - Orange Data Bar
data bars.
Modify the rule for the data bars so that the maximum data bar length
matches a value of 10,000.
It should look like the figure below:
Save in your Mod folder and call me over to grade.
Total Possible Points: 33 points
Possible Points Your Points
Survey Charts Sheet: with 3D pyramid chart using 5 pts
correct data & last sheet
Chart Style 10 used 1 pt
Chart title correct & legend removed 2 pts
Vertical axis title correct 2 pts
Chart rotated correctly with depth axis reversed 4 pts
Data Table correct 2 pts
Seniors – Yellow 1 pt
Pie Chart – Correct data used & Placed in correct 4 pts
sheet
Pie Chart: title correct, seniors yellow, no legend, & 4 pts
center data labels
Pie Chart: no fill for background & shape outline & 3 pts
resized to lower left
Age Group Data sheet: data bars correct 4 pts
File named & saved correctly 1 pt
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