1. Open the workbook Excel 1.xlsx, then save it as Excel 1Yourlastname. 2. Open Sheetl and rename it August Revenue. 3. Create a header in which you insert the date and time into the left header (separated by a comma and a space), your first and last name into the right header, and "Pet Paradise, August 2023 Dog Boarding Revenues" into the center header (on two lines and without quotes or comma). Insert a footer that shows the page number. 4. Change the orientation of the worksheet to portrait. 5. Change the font for the headings row to Tahoma and insert a bottom border for all the column headings. 6. Using the view tab, freeze the top row. (That way you can scroll up and down and still see the column headings.) 7. Change the column width so all breed names are visible. 8. Change the "sex" column to center the data in that column. 9. Change the departure date for Lizzie to August 15. 10. Change the departure date for Neptune to reflect that he will be leaving on September 3 . 11. Calculate the number of days stayed during August for each dog. Use a formula to do this. 12. Copy the formula in the "price per day" column to all dogs. 13. Calculate the total revenue for each dog. 14. Format the numbers in the price per day and total revenue columns using "comma" style. 15. Calculate the grand total number of days stayed and August revenues using the AutoSum function and format the cell with a top and double bottom border. 16. Calculate the average revenue per day of boarding for the month, and place it in cell J64. Format the cell as "accounting" and insert a top and double bottom border. (Note: you CANNOT do this calculation using the "Average", function.) 17. Use conditional formatting to highlight the dogs that stayed more than 8 days during the month of August. Highlight using a light red fill with dark red text. Do NOT highlight the cells by hand. 18. Use conditional formatting to highlight the 10dogs that generated the least revenue during August. Use any highlighting as long as it is different from what you used in 14. Do NOT highlight the cells by hand he 21. Insert a table using cells A1-J61. Assign Table Style Light 16. 1. Open the workbook Excel 1.xlsx, then save it as Excel 1Yourlastname. 2. Open Sheetl and rename it August Revenue. 3. Create a header in which you insert the date and time into the left header (separated by a comma and a space), your first and last name into the right header, and "Pet Paradise, August 2023 Dog Boarding Revenues" into the center header (on two lines and without quotes or comma). Insert a footer that shows the page number. 4. Change the orientation of the worksheet to portrait. 5. Change the font for the headings row to Tahoma and insert a bottom border for all the column headings. 6. Using the view tab, freeze the top row. (That way you can scroll up and down and still see the column headings.) 7. Change the column width so all breed names are visible. 8. Change the "sex" column to center the data in th.

1. 1. Open the workbook Excel 1.xlsx, then save it as Excel 1Yourlastname. 2. Open Sheetl and
rename it August Revenue. 3. Create a header in which you insert the date and time into the left
header (separated by a comma and a space), your first and last name into the right header, and
"Pet Paradise, August 2023 Dog Boarding Revenues" into the center header (on two lines and
without quotes or comma). Insert a footer that shows the page number. 4. Change the orientation
of the worksheet to portrait. 5. Change the font for the headings row to Tahoma and insert a
bottom border for all the column headings. 6. Using the view tab, freeze the top row. (That way
you can scroll up and down and still see the column headings.) 7. Change the column width so
all breed names are visible. 8. Change the "sex" column to center the data in that column. 9.
Change the departure date for Lizzie to August 15. 10. Change the departure date for Neptune to
reflect that he will be leaving on September 3 . 11. Calculate the number of days stayed during
August for each dog. Use a formula to do this. 12. Copy the formula in the "price per day"
column to all dogs. 13. Calculate the total revenue for each dog. 14. Format the numbers in the
price per day and total revenue columns using "comma" style. 15. Calculate the grand total
number of days stayed and August revenues using the AutoSum function and format the cell
with a top and double bottom border. 16. Calculate the average revenue per day of boarding for
the month, and place it in cell J64. Format the cell as "accounting" and insert a top and double
bottom border. (Note: you CANNOT do this calculation using the "Average", function.) 17. Use
conditional formatting to highlight the dogs that stayed more than 8 days during the month of
August. Highlight using a light red fill with dark red text. Do NOT highlight the cells by hand.
18. Use conditional formatting to highlight the 10dogs that generated the least revenue during
August. Use any highlighting as long as it is different from what you used in 14. Do NOT
highlight the cells by hand he 21. Insert a table using cells A1-J61. Assign Table Style Light 16.
1. Open the workbook Excel 1.xlsx, then save it as Excel 1Yourlastname. 2. Open Sheetl and
rename it August Revenue. 3. Create a header in which you insert the date and time into the left
header (separated by a comma and a space), your first and last name into the right header, and
"Pet Paradise, August 2023 Dog Boarding Revenues" into the center header (on two lines and
without quotes or comma). Insert a footer that shows the page number. 4. Change the orientation
of the worksheet to portrait. 5. Change the font for the headings row to Tahoma and insert a
bottom border for all the column headings. 6. Using the view tab, freeze the top row. (That way
you can scroll up and down and still see the column headings.) 7. Change the column width so

2. all breed names are visible. 8. Change the "sex" column to center the data in that column. 9.
Change the departure date for Lizzie to August 15. 10. Change the departure date for Neptune to
reflect that he will be leaving on September 3 . 11. Calculate the number of days stayed during
August for each dog. Use a formula to do this. 12. Copy the formula in the "price per day"
column to all dogs. 13. Calculate the total revenue for each dog. 14. Format the numbers in the
price per day and total revenue columns using "comma" style. 15. Calculate the grand total
number of days stayed and August revenues using the AutoSum function and format the cell
with a top and double bottom border. 16. Calculate the average revenue per day of boarding for
the month, and place it in cell J64. Format the cell as "accounting" and insert a top and double
bottom border. (Note: you CANNOT do this calculation using the "Average", function.) 17. Use
conditional formatting to highlight the dogs that stayed more than 8 days during the month of
August. Highlight using a light red fill with dark red text. Do NOT highlight the cells by hand.
18. Use conditional formatting to highlight the 10dogs that generated the least revenue during
August. Use any highlighting as long as it is different from what you used in 14. Do NOT
highlight the cells by hand he 21. Insert a table using cells A1-J61. Assign Table Style Light 16.