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Using the provided files, merge the support_NP_E13_T12_P1a_slnotes.xlsx and support_NP_E13_T12_P1a_ksnotes.xlsx workbooks into the main workbook (NP_Excel2013_T12_P1a_FirstLastName_2.xlsx), then review and accept or reject specific changes on the Overview, Income, and Expenses worksheets as specified. Remove comments from the worksheets as directed, delete the hidden Notes worksheet, add specified document properties including a custom property, mark the workbook as final, and save and close it for submission.

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The task outlined involves a comprehensive process of consolidating and finalizing a shared Excel workbook designed for tracking a fundraising event. It begins with merging supplemental notes workbooks into the main file, reviewing specific changes made by different contributors, and ensuring applied edits align with the project’s standards. The process requires careful acceptance or rejection of cell modifications within designated ranges on multiple worksheets, emphasizing data accuracy and consistency.

One of the critical steps includes the management of comments, which are used by contributors to provide feedback or notes. The instructions specify deleting comments from certain worksheets while preserving others, facilitating clarity and professionalism in the final document. Additionally, the removal of a hidden worksheet titled "Notes" ensures that only relevant and necessary information remains visible and accessible in the finalized workbook.

Further, the creation and editing of document properties serve to formalize the workbook’s metadata, aiding in organization and categorization. Setting these properties involves specifying a title, tags, comments, and status, which provides context for anyone reviewing the document. The addition of a custom property called "Checked By" with specific initials enhances accountability and traceability of the final review process.

Marking the workbook as "Final" is a standard step that indicates completeness and readiness for presentation or submission. This status change helps prevent further accidental modifications, maintaining the integrity of the finalized version. Saving and closing the workbook completes the process, ensuring that all changes are preserved and that the document is prepared for submission, as directed by the project guidelines.

These steps collectively ensure that the workbook is accurate, professional, and ready for presentation, reflecting the collaborative nature of the project and the importance of meticulous review and document management in professional settings. The process demonstrates key skills in advanced Excel functions such as merging workbooks, managing comments, manipulating document properties, and applying finalization markings—valuable competencies in data management and reporting routines.

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