Grader Instructions Excel 2019 Project MOS19 XL Project 3 Eq

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In this project, you will create a table to meet objectives 3.1 through 3.3 of the Excel MOS Associate exam. To complete the project, you will create and format tables 3.1, modify tables 3.2, and filter and sort table data 3.3. Note: These projects are created for PC users since the MOS Exam is completed in the PC user environment. Steps to Perform: Step Instructions Points Possible 1 Start Excel. Download and open the file named Student_MOS19_XL_PROJ3_Equipment.xlsx. Save the file as Last_First_MOS19_XL_PROJ3_Equipment. On the Equipment worksheet find and remove the duplicate record in the Item column. Copy the Equipment worksheet, and create a new worksheet at the end with the name Safety. On the Safety worksheet, format the range A4:G64 as an Excel table. Verify the table has headers and apply the Teal, Table Style Medium 18. Remove the table row 5. Apply the First Column Table Style Option. Insert a Total Row. Count the Items and determine the Maximum item cost. Use the filter arrows in the header row of the table to sort the Item column in ascending order, and then sort the Stock Level column by font color so that all items that need to be ordered appear at the top of the list. Do not create a multi-level sort. Filter the table data by Category to show only the Safety Equipment inventory data. Copy the Safety worksheet, and create a new worksheet at the end with the name Order. On the Safety worksheet convert the table to a normal range. Ensure the worksheets are in the following order: Equipment, Safety, Order. Save the file Last_First_MOS19_XL_PROJ3_Equipment.xlsx. Exit Excel. Submit the file as directed.

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The purpose of this project is to demonstrate proficiency in creating, formatting, modifying, filtering, and sorting tables in Microsoft Excel 2019, aligned with objectives 3.1 through 3.3 of the MOS (Microsoft Office Specialist) Associate exam. This exercise emphasizes practical skills crucial for organizing and analyzing data efficiently within Excel, which are fundamental for professional and academic settings.

The initial step involves opening a provided Excel file named "Student_MOS19_XL_PROJ3_Equipment.xlsx" and saving it with a student-specific filename. Next, students are tasked with identifying and removing duplicate entries in the Item column of the Equipment worksheet to ensure data integrity. This foundational step helps illustrate the importance of clean data in analysis and reporting.

Subsequently, students will duplicate the Equipment worksheet and rename the copy as "Safety." On this new worksheet, they will select a specific range of data (A4:G64) and convert it into an Excel table, choosing an appropriate style that enhances visual clarity, specifically applying the Teal, Table Style Medium 18. Students must verify the table's headers presence, remove an erroneous row (row 5), and apply the First Column Table Style Option to further enhance readability.

Inserting a Total Row into the table allows students to perform basic calculations such as counting the number of items and determining the maximum item cost. Filtering and sorting functionalities are then exercised: sorting the Item column in ascending order and sorting the Stock Level column based on font color highlights items that require reordering, illustrating data organization techniques.

Further, the exercise involves filtering the table to display only safety equipment items based on their Category, demonstrating data filtering skills essential for focused analysis. Students will then copy the Safety worksheet, convert the table back into a normal range, and place the worksheet in a specific order among other sheets, emphasizing worksheet management skills.

Finally, saving and closing the workbook concludes the exercise, which collectively develops core Excel skills necessary for handling complex datasets efficiently, ensuring readiness for the MOS exam and relevant real-world data tasks.

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