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Start Excel Download Save And Open The Excel Workbook Namedgo16

Start Excel. Download, save, and open the Excel workbook named go16_xl_ch05_grader_5g_as.xlsx.

Display the Hilltop-Lower County-East worksheet. Select the range A1:J13, insert a table, and then apply the Table Style Light.

Sort the table on the Campus column using a Custom List with the order: Hilltop, Lower County, East. Add a second level sort by Group and a third level sort by Program Name, both in ascending order.

On the Schedule Comparison worksheet, select the range A2:F3 using the name Criteria. Name the range A6:F15 as Database, and the range A18:F18 as Extract.

Create an advanced filter to copy records from Database where Spring is their primary season and Summer is their secondary season, placing the results in Extract.

Display the Stipends by Group worksheet. Sort the data in ascending order first by Group and then by Coach Stipend. Apply subtotals to the Coach Stipend column at each change in Group. Collapse the outline to display Level 2 summary, and autofit columns C:D.

On the Hilltop-Lower County-East worksheet, in cell J1, insert a hyperlink to the file e05_Director_Information.xlsx, removing any extra text. Display the ScreenTip "Click here for contact information."

Select all three worksheets. Insert a footer with the file name on the left, and the sheet name on the right. Set the page layout to 1 page width and height, and center the worksheets horizontally.

With all worksheets selected, change the theme to Organic and font theme to Candara. Ungroup the sheets and display the Hilltop, Lower County, East worksheet.

Change the font color of cell J1 to Teal, Accent 2, Darker 50%.

Ensure the worksheets are named and ordered as follows: Hilltop-Lower County-East, Schedule Comparison, Stipends by Group. Save the workbook, then close it and exit Excel.

Paper For Above instruction

Executing complex spreadsheet tasks in Excel requires a combination of feature mastery and precise methodical work. The instructions above guide through a comprehensive application of Excel functionalities including formatting, data management, sorting, filtering, hyperlinking, and layout setup, illustrating an advanced level of familiarity with Excel.

The initial step involves opening the specified workbook, which signifies the importance of proper file management and preparation for subsequent actions. Displaying the "Hilltop-Lower County-East" worksheet and creating an organized and styled table highlights the importance of visual clarity in data presentation. Applying a Table Style Light ensures a clean and professional look, facilitating better data analysis.

Sorting data with custom lists is a nuanced task that ensures data is organized according to predefined hierarchical preferences—here, the order of campuses: Hilltop, Lower County, and East. Conducting multi-level sorts on "Group" and "Program Name" in ascending order further emphasizes the importance of data stratification in analysis and reporting. Custom sorting enhances data interpretability, particularly when standard alphabetical or numerical orderings are insufficient.

On the "Schedule Comparison" worksheet, naming ranges such as Criteria, Database, and Extract is critical for clarity and ease of referencing across formulas and filters. Creating an advanced filter based on multiple criteria—primary and secondary seasons—demonstrates sophisticated data extraction techniques. This ensures only relevant records are displayed, vital in large datasets for focused insights.

The "Stipends by Group" worksheet illustrates the use of sorting and subtotal functions to summarize data effectively. Sorting by "Group" and "Coach Stipend," followed by subtotal application, enables quick aggregation and comparison within groups. Collapsing the outline to level two summaries provides a condensed view that aids in high-level analysis, while autofitting columns enhances readability.

Inserting a hyperlink in cell J1 to another workbook with a customized ScreenTip serves as a functional navigation aid. Hyperlinks facilitate quick access to related documents, improving user experience.

Inserting footers that include file name and sheet name, and adjusting the page layout to fit content within a single page height and width, ensures professional report-ready formatting. Centering worksheets horizontally enhances presentation consistency. Changing the theme and font to "Organic" and "Candara," respectively, aligns the visual style with aesthetic or branding standards.

Changing the font color with precise theme color selection emphasizes important information, such as contact details in cell J1, which is set to a distinctive teal color for visibility. Ungrouping worksheets after applying these styles allows for individual sheet modifications while maintaining consistency across the workbook.

Finally, verifying worksheet order and naming conventions ensures structural accuracy, crucial for navigational coherence and adherence to organizational standards. Saving, closing, and exiting exemplify proper file lifecycle management.

Overall, this set of tasks demonstrates advanced competencies in Excel, including data structuring, formatting, sorting, filtering, hyperlinking, layout adjustments, and visual styling, forming a comprehensive exercise ideal for mastering professional spreadsheet management.

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