ProductsProduct IDProduct NameCategoryUnit PriceUnit CostSpokesperson1The Will Smith SpecialDE$149.99$56.25WS16Athlete ProAT$87.69$42.50JB116Music 200AT$169.99$125.74JB221Miley Cyrus Music 2011DE$154.99$86.15MC119Boxing 1980MD$150.79$100.58MA115Dress 400WD$119.99$65.88RG1
JAPAN: TEA AND SUSHI
By: Student
Title Slide
OVERVIEW
• Japanese Food and Drink
• What is Japanese Tea?
• Health Benefits
• How to Make Green Tea
• What is Sushi
• Traditional Sushi
• Western Style Sushi
• Common Sushi Terms
• Contact Information
1/1/1111 By: Student Name 2
Overview Slide
With a list of all
upcoming slides
JAPANESE FOOD and DRINK
Food
• Traditional Japanese food is
based on rice
• Rice is even eaten for
breakfast
• Fish is commonly eaten
• Sushi combines both rice
and fish
Drink
• Sake
• Most common beverage is
tea
1/1/1111 By: Student Name 3
Two-column slide
WHAT IS JAPANESE TEA?
• Matcha
• Finely-milled green tea
• Powdered and high
quality
• Most popular in Japan
• Part of the Japanese Tea
Ceremony
• Blends of matcha are
given poetic names
called chamei
Did you know that
green tea possesses
antibiotic properties?
1/1/1111 By: Student Name 4
Did you know that
green tea posses
antibiotic properties?
Components of
Green Tea
Health Benefit
Catechins Antioxidant, antibacterial, lowers blood
cholesterol, inhibits increases of blood sugar
Vitamin A Antioxidant, promotes better vision.
Vitamin C Fights cold and flu, antioxidant
Vitamin E Antioxidant
Flavonoids Strengthens blood vessel wall and improves
the health of the heart
Fluoride Prevents cavities
Caffeine Stimulant and acts as diuretic
1/1/1111 By: Student Name 5
HEALTH BENEFITS
Table
Did you know that
green tea posses
antibiotic properties?
Boil 2-3 cups
of water in a
dish
Let the water
boil on a
medium to
high flame for
5 minutes
Add the
green tea
leaves to the
boiling water
Let the tea
boil for about
5 minutes
Strain the
tealeaves and
serve
HOW TO MAKE GREEN TEA
(MATCHA)
1/1/1111 By: Student Name 6
Smart Art Shape
WHAT IS SUSHI?
• A food of Japanese
origin
• Consists of cooked
vinegar rice (shari) with
other ingredients (neta)
• Common ingredient in
all sushi is shari
• Most common neta is
seafood
1/1/1111 By: Student Name 7
TRADITIONAL SUSHI
• Chirashizushi: sushi rice with raw meat
• Inarizushi: fried tofu with sushi rice
• Makizushi: variety of rolled sushi
• Narezushi: fermented sushi
• Nigirizushi: hand-formed sushi (rectangular)
• Oshizushi: pressed sushi (block-shaped)
1/1/1111 By: Student Name 8
WESTERN-STYLE SUSHI
• California roll: contains avocado and crab
• Alaska roll: California roll with raw salmon
• Dynamite roll: contains yellowtail or prawn
• Hawaiian roll : contains shoyu tuna
• Philadelphia roll: contains cream cheese
• B.C. roll: contains barbecued salmo.
1. ProductsProduct IDProduct NameCategoryUnit PriceUnit
CostSpokesperson1The Will Smith
SpecialDE$149.99$56.25WS16Athlete
ProAT$87.69$42.50JB116Music
200AT$169.99$125.74JB221Miley Cyrus Music
2011DE$154.99$86.15MC119Boxing
1980MD$150.79$100.58MA115Dress
400WD$119.99$65.88RG1
JAPAN: TEA AND SUSHI
By: Student
Title Slide
OVERVIEW
• Japanese Food and Drink
• What is Japanese Tea?
• Health Benefits
• How to Make Green Tea
• What is Sushi
• Traditional Sushi
• Western Style Sushi
2. • Common Sushi Terms
• Contact Information
1/1/1111 By: Student Name 2
Overview Slide
With a list of all
upcoming slides
JAPANESE FOOD and DRINK
Food
• Traditional Japanese food is
based on rice
• Rice is even eaten for
breakfast
• Fish is commonly eaten
• Sushi combines both rice
and fish
Drink
• Sake
• Most common beverage is
tea
3. 1/1/1111 By: Student Name 3
Two-column slide
WHAT IS JAPANESE TEA?
• Matcha
• Finely-milled green tea
• Powdered and high
quality
• Most popular in Japan
• Part of the Japanese Tea
Ceremony
• Blends of matcha are
given poetic names
called chamei
Did you know that
green tea possesses
antibiotic properties?
1/1/1111 By: Student Name 4
Did you know that
4. green tea posses
antibiotic properties?
Components of
Green Tea
Health Benefit
Catechins Antioxidant, antibacterial, lowers blood
cholesterol, inhibits increases of blood sugar
Vitamin A Antioxidant, promotes better vision.
Vitamin C Fights cold and flu, antioxidant
Vitamin E Antioxidant
Flavonoids Strengthens blood vessel wall and improves
the health of the heart
Fluoride Prevents cavities
Caffeine Stimulant and acts as diuretic
1/1/1111 By: Student Name 5
HEALTH BENEFITS
Table
Did you know that
green tea posses
5. antibiotic properties?
Boil 2-3 cups
of water in a
dish
Let the water
boil on a
medium to
high flame for
5 minutes
Add the
green tea
leaves to the
boiling water
Let the tea
boil for about
5 minutes
Strain the
tealeaves and
serve
HOW TO MAKE GREEN TEA
(MATCHA)
1/1/1111 By: Student Name 6
6. Smart Art Shape
WHAT IS SUSHI?
• A food of Japanese
origin
• Consists of cooked
vinegar rice (shari) with
other ingredients (neta)
• Common ingredient in
all sushi is shari
• Most common neta is
seafood
1/1/1111 By: Student Name 7
TRADITIONAL SUSHI
• Chirashizushi: sushi rice with raw meat
• Inarizushi: fried tofu with sushi rice
• Makizushi: variety of rolled sushi
• Narezushi: fermented sushi
• Nigirizushi: hand-formed sushi (rectangular)
7. • Oshizushi: pressed sushi (block-shaped)
1/1/1111 By: Student Name 8
WESTERN-STYLE SUSHI
• California roll: contains avocado and crab
• Alaska roll: California roll with raw salmon
• Dynamite roll: contains yellowtail or prawn
• Hawaiian roll : contains shoyu tuna
• Philadelphia roll: contains cream cheese
• B.C. roll: contains barbecued salmon skin
• Spider roll: contains soft shell crab
1/1/1111 By: Student Name 9
COMMON SUSHI TERMS
• Tsume
– Sweet glaze
– Tsume comes from nitsume or
reduction
– Made from the broth used to
poach sea eel or hamaguri
8. clams.
• Bento:
– Box with small compartments
• Sake:
– Rice wine
• Sashimi
– Raw seafod
– Should be salt-water fish (not
fresh water)
• Sabi:
– Japanese horseradish
• Gyoza:
– Wo
• Shoyu:
– Japanese soy sauce
1/1/1111 By: Student Name 10
CONTACT INFORMATION
Name
(281)555-5555
[email protected]
Domo Arigato
Thank You Very Much
9. Contact Information
with red annotation
saved
(18PR) PPT Project Instructions
Last Changed: 8/17/2016
A PowerPoint Presentation to be completed on your PC and
zipped and uploaded in Eagle
Online to be graded by your Professor:
NOTE: The next link in this module, (18PR) PPT Project
Sample.pdf, is a sample project. Take
a look at it. This should give you some ideas on how to
incorporate the features listed below
into a PowerPoint presentation.
Step Instructions
Points
Possible
1
VERIFY the assigned subject from your instructor [Read the
10. Announcements area for
information on the PowerPoint Project Topic or email your
instructor]. Some rules to
follow along with some suggestions:
o Do not use foul language (keep it clean)
o Do not make sexual innuendoes
o Keep it “G-rated” (something you could take kids to see)
o Try to “teach” or “inform”
4
2
folder, make sure to
name it: Lastname_Firstname_18PR_PowerPoint.pptx and
remember, Lastname is
your actual last name, and Firstname is your actual first name.
4
3 Presentation should contain no less than 10 and no more than
20 slides. 4
4
Use a template or a theme.
For Templates: Click on File/New, and then you can select
PowerPoint presentations and
slides, Sample Templates, or you can enter a module in the
“Search Office.com for
Templates” box to search for various templates (though that will
11. also give you invitations,
and all sorts of other things)
4
5
Use at least 3 slide layout choices. You must use at least:
o 1-Title Slide (this is to be your first slide)
o 1-Title and Content Slide
o 1-Two Content Slide (any type of two content slide)
6
6
Follow the 7 x 7 rule (Page 858) for the most part (exceptions
here and there are fine). 7 x
7 rule means do not exceed 7 words per line, and 7 lines per
slide.
4
7
Adjust font sizes and colors as appropriate. It should be easy to
read. For example, do not
use a yellow font on a white background.
4
Step Instructions
Points
Possible
12. 8
Add speaker notes to your first and second slides.
Remember, this is why the 7x7 rule works. Use speaker notes
when you want to convey
more information than is on the slide. Print using Notes Pages,
and then make sure and
“talk” about “your notes” during your presentation!
8
9
Using Graphics Effectively: Insert and resize (if necessary) at
least 1 “Online Picture” and
change the Picture Style of the clipart!
8
10
Apply a transition to ALL slides. You can use the same
transition on all slides, or a different
transition for each slide.
8
11
Insert a shape into a slide (This is discussed in the first section
of Chapter 3 in textbook).
Enhance your shape by adding color and using a shape style.
Now add text to your shape
by adding a text box on the shape.
13. 4
12
Create an Overview slide. That is, after the first slide (title
slide), the next slide should be
titled Overview. It should contain a list of all the slides in your
presentation. This gives the
audience an overview of the presentation.
4
13 Create a SmartArt on at least 1 slide 8
14 Create a Table in at least 1 slide 8
15
The last slide of your presentation should be titled: “Contact
Information”. This is a slide
will give your audience information on how to get in contact
with you at a later time, if
necessary. Your NAME, Your PHONE, and EMAIL must be on
this slide (Note: you can put a
fake phone number and email if you like).
6
16
Annotate the last slide (Contact Information) by circling your
email address with a red pen.
When you save your presentation, make sure and keep/save the
annotations!
4
14. 17
Include (on all slides) a footer that includes:
Lastname with your last
name and replace Firstname with your first name. For example,
if your name is Tom
Jones, then your footer text would be: By: Tom Jones.
Check the box so that the footer does not show on the title
slide!
8
18 Be sure to check the presentation for spelling errors. Save
file (keeping annotations). 4
19
ITSC1309 Students:
have completed your PROJECT for this course.
0
15. Step Instructions
Points
Possible
(Lastname_Firstname_PROJECT.zip) using the
(18PR) Project UPLOAD link.
BCIS1405 Students:
continue with part II of the
project: (18PR) INT Project PART II Instructions for BCIS1405
ONLY.pdf
Note: If you need to review how to zip a file into Eagle Online
review the (01FM) module.
Total Points 100
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16. (18PR) Integrated Project Part II Instructions for BCIS1405
Students ONLY
Last Changed: 8/17/2016 10:10 PM
This part of the project is for BCIS1405 students ONLY
This project is based on Access, Excel, and Word modules
integrated together. It is a good
review for the final exam.
Print these instructions for future reference.
Steps Instructions Points
1
Download the project files by clicking on the next link in this
module: (18PR) Project Part II DATA.zip folder.
Note: Most Windows versions will automatically download the
file to your Downloads folder. Other Windows versions may
require you to designate where you want the file saved.
0
2
Extract the data from the downloaded zipped folder. This will
create a folder named: (18PR) Project Part II DATA.
You should see two files within this folder:
17. Note: You may see a folder instead of the two files. If so, open
the folder.
0
3
Copy the two files listed above, that you just extracted, into
your Lastname_Firstname_PROJECT folder.
Note: Recall that you created the
Lastname_Firstname_PROJECT folder earlier when you
completed the PowerPoint part
of the project. For more information, see (18PR) PPT Project
Instructions.
(Note: All files that you create below should be saved into the
Lastname_Firstname_PROJECT folder!!!)
0
ACCESS
View the next 3 links within this module for a PDF sample
solution of how your output should look after completing this
exercise!
4
Start Access. Create a Blank Database file named
18. Lastname_Firstname_18PR_Access, so that Lastname is
YOUR lastname and Firstname is YOUR firstname. Make sure
to Save this database file in the
Lastname_Firstname_PROJECT folder.
1
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Steps Instructions Points
5
Close the default Table1 created in the new database file.
Create a new table using the Table Design button. Use the
design information below. Name the table: Spokespeople
Field Name Data Type Field Properties
Spokesperson Short Text
Field Size: 3
Required: Yes
Set this field as the PRIMARY KEY
Firstname Short Text Field Size: 15
Lastname Short Text Field Size: 25
Career Short Text
19. Available Yes/No
Gender Short Text Field Size: 1
5
6
Go to Datasheet View of Spokespeople table and enter the
following records:
JB1 Jim Brown Football No M
JB2 James Brown Music No M
MC1 Miley Cyrus Music Yes F
MA1 Muhammad Ali Boxing No M
RG1 Ryan Gosling Acting Yes M
WS1 Will Smith Acting No M
Save and Close the Spokespeople table.
2
7
Using Import Excel spreadsheet wizard Import data to create a
new Products table. Make sure you choose the
following options in the wizard steps:
20. Lastname_Firstname_PROJECT folder,
in the current database,
and click Next TWO times,
click Next,
wizard.
3
8
Open the Products table and make sure all field widths are
resized to fit column heading/data. Save and Close the
Products table.
1
9
Create a one-to-many relationship between the Spokesperson
field in the Spokespeople table and the
Spokesperson field in the Products table.
Enforce referential integrity between the two tables.
Close the Relationships window, saving the changes.
21. 1
10
Create a Simple Query Using the Query Wizard:
MAKE sure and change the table under
Tables/Queries to the appropriate table).
kesperson's Firstname, Lastname, Career, and
Gender fields, in that order.
with whose Career is in Music AND whose Gender
is a Female (F).
sure the Show check box is not checked for the
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Steps Instructions Points
Gender field).
22. 11
Create another simple query based on the Spokespeople table.
fields in the query.
whose Career is in Acting OR Music. (i.e., type
“Acting on Criteria line under Career, and then type “Music”
right below it on the or: line)
2
12
Create another simple query based on the Products table.
Unit Price fields in the query.
Query.
Discount that determines the discount by
multiplying the Unit Price by .08.
23. Run and Save the query.
decimal places.
2
13
Create another simple query based on Spokespeople table and
Products table.
Unit Price and Unit Cost fields from the
Products table.
Query.
query, click the Totals button.
Totals row.
e the fields to show all of the contents (headings/data).
24. 2
14
Using the Report Wizard, create a new report based on the
Spokespeople table.
2
15
Change the title of the report to Your Name Spokespeople
Report (Where Your Name is your actual Firstname
Lastname, ex: Mary Smith Spokespeople Report).
25. 2
16
Insert the Logo2Copy.wmf file (located in
Lastname_Firstname_PROJECT folder) as a Logo into the
Spokespeople Report.
they are not overlapping with each other (if you
2
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Steps Instructions Points
have trouble doing this in Layout View, try Design View)
17
Using the Form Wizard, create a new form based on the
Products table. Include all fields from Products table. Use
Columnar layout. Save the form as Products Form.
2
26. 18
With the Products Form opened add a new record with the
following data:
rice,
Save and Close the Products Form.
2
19 Open the Products table and Sort it by Category field in
ascending order. Save the change. 1
20
Using Export to Excel spreadsheet wizard, Export data from the
Products table into
Lastname_Firstname_18PR_Excel file. Make sure you choose
the following options in the wizard steps:
file name so that Lastname is YOUR lastname
27. and Firstname is YOUR firstname,
he OK button.
ACCESS DATABASE:
o Do not save the export steps and Close the wizard. Save
Lastname_Firstname_18PR_Access.accdb file, Compact and
Repair Database, Close the
database, and Exit Access application.
3
EXCEL
View the next 3 links within this module for a PDF sample
solution of how your output should look after completing this
exercise!
21
Add the following column headings in the
Lastname_Firstname_18PR_Excel file that opens from the
above step:
28. 1
22 Select the column headings A1:K1 and apply Cell Style of
Heading 3. 1
23
Widen the Product Name (column B) to 25, the Discount
Percent (column H) and Discount Cost (column I)
columns to 10.
1
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24 Select row 1 and Wrap Text to display column headings in
H1 and I1 as multiple lines within the cell. 1
25
In cell G2, insert an IF function that displays Discount with a
“Y” or “N” if the Unit Cost is less than or equal to 100.
Use the fill handle to copy this formula down to row 8.
5
29. 26
Create a Discount Percent Lookup Table as follows:
1
27
In cell H2, insert a VLOOKUP function that returns the
Discount Percent that corresponds with the
G10:H14 and
second column of the Lookup Table.
references) are made.
30. 5
28
In cell I2 create a formula (NOT A FUNCTION!) to insert the
new Discount Cost (which is the Unit Cost multiplied
by Discount Percent).
Use the fill handle to copy this formula down to row 8.
Set Column I to Currency Number Format.
2
29
In cell J2, create a formula (NOT A FUNCTION!) to calculate
the Total Cost (which is Unit Cost minus the Discount
Cost).
Use the fill handle to copy this formula down to row 8.
2
30
In cell K2, insert a PMT function to calculate the monthly
product Payment
31. positive number (i.e., use a negative sign in front of
J2)
5
31
Use appropriate functions to do the following in cells J10:J13:
ells in the same
range,
same range, and
same range.
3
32 Format cells J10:J13 with Accounting format. Use the fill
handle to copy the cells J10:J13 to K10:K13 1
33
Change the Page Layout of the Products worksheet so that it:
32. 2
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ction,
Sheet Name in the center section, and Date on
the right section (choose any style but make sure to update
automatically), and
34
Insert a 3-D Pie chart using the Product Name data and the
Payment data and do the following:
A10:F30 (you might want to change your zoom
settings so that you can view the entire sheet on one screen),
to Style 7,
5
35
33. Copy the Pie chart created in the above step.
Note: If you had trouble with Excel, do not worry, you can still
get partial credit. Make sure and create some type of pie
chart in Excel, and copy that chart into Word.
0
WORD
View the next 3 links within this module for a PDF sample
solution of how your output should look after completing this
exercise!
36
Open Word application and Paste the chart into the new word
document. Save this word document as
Lastname_Firstname_18PR_Word.docx, make sure to save this
file in Lastname_Firstname_PROJECT folder
created previously.
Note: If you had trouble with Excel and you are not able to
insert the pie chart, then instead of copying the pie chart,
open Word and insert an Online Picture of a “pie chart”, and
resize to a height of 3”.
2
37
34. Insert a Header into the document with Your Name in the left
section, today’s date in the center (choose any style but
make sure it is NOT automatically updated) then, tab to the
right section and insert Page Number in the Current
Position, choosing Accent Bar 1 style.
1
38
Move your cursor to the end of the document (Ctrl-End) and
press Enter key TWICE (two times) and do the following
step.
1
39
At this cursor position set the following Tabs:
Enter the following lines of information at the appropriate tabs:
BCIS1405 Semester Your Name
Red White Blue
With your cursor still at the end of “Blue”, press Enter TWICE.
At this cursor position, Insert a Next Page Section break (go to
PAGE LAYOUT tab, click Breaks, and select Next Page
under Section Breaks)
35. 5
40
On the new page inserted from the above step, do the following:
previous page is still portrait!)
4
41
At the beginning of this new page do the following steps:
4
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text as 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 for each of the SmartArt
process circles,
– Accent Colors type,
and
Note: The color of the Smart Art in our sample output may
differ slightly from the color in your output.
42
36. Move your cursor to the end of the document and press Enter
key TWICE. Insert an Online Picture of a Computer,
width, and
e Style to Metal Oval (last style
in the gallery!).
4
43
Move your cursor to the end of the document and press Enter
key TWICE and do the following steps:
WordArt text.
3
44
Move your cursor to the blank line after the SmartArt object and
insert Two Columns with a Line between (make
sure to select the option Apply to: This point forward).
2
45
Move your cursor to the beginning of the document and do the
following steps:
37. 4
46 Save Lastname_Firstname_18PR_Word.docx file and Close
Word application. 0
47 Save Lastname_Firstname_18PR_Excel.xlsx and Close Excel
application. 0
48
Make sure all files for the above Hands-On exists in the
Lastname_Firstname_PROJECT folder. The files include:
1) Lastname_Firstname_18PR_PowerPoint.pptx (from previous
part 1 of project)
2) Lastname_Firstname_18PR_Access.accdb,
3) Lastname_Firstname_18PR_Excel.xlsx,
4) Lastname_Firstname_18PR_Word.docx,
5) File4Import.xlsx, and
6) Logo2Copy.wmf
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38. 49
tname_PROJECT folder and submit
your zipped project folder
(Lastname_Firstname_PROJECT.zip) using the (18PR) Project
UPLOAD link.
Note: If you need to review how to zip a file into Eagle Online
review the (01FM) module.
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TOTAL POINTS 100
Your name Products 8/11/2016
Product ID Product Name Category Unit Price Unit Cost
Spokesperson Discout
Discount
Percent
Discount
Cost
Total Cost Payment
16 Music 200 AT $169.99 $125.74 JB2 N 0% $0.00 $125.74
$42.40
39. 6 Athlete Pro AT $87.69 $42.50 JB1 Y 20% $8.50 $34.00
$11.47
7 Your Fullname BCIS $1,405.00 $11.00 JB2 Y 10% $1.10
$9.90 $3.34
21 Miley Cyrus Music 2011 DE $154.99 $86.15 MC1 Y 40%
$34.46 $51.69 $17.43
1 The Will Smith Special DE $149.99 $56.25 WS1 Y 30%
$16.88 $39.38 $13.28
19 Boxing 1980 MD $150.79 $100.58 MA1 N 0% $0.00 $100.58
$33.92
15 Dress 400 WD $119.99 $65.88 RG1 Y 30% $19.76 $46.12
$15.55
0 0.1 407.40$ 137.39$
25 0.2 58.20$ 19.63$
50 0.3 9.90$ 3.34$
75 0.4 125.74$ 42.40$
100 0
$42.40
$11.47
$3.34
$17.43
$13.28
40. $33.92
$15.55
Excel Project
Music 200 Athlete Pro Your Fullname Miley Cyrus Music 2011
The Will Smith Special Boxing 1980 Dress 400
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(18PR) ACCESS Project Sample
Solution
Last Changed: 8/17/2016 9:45 PM
Refer to Steps 6, 8, 13, 16, 18 and 19 for sample solution
images
Steps Instructions Points
41. 1
CLICK HERE to download (18PR) Project Part II DATA.zip
folder.
Note: Most Windows versions will automatically download the
file to your Downloads folder. Other Windows versions may
require you to designate where you want the file saved.
0
2
Extract the data from the downloaded zipped folder. This will
create a folder named: (18PR) Project Part II DATA.
You should see two files within this folder:
0
42. 3
Copy the two files listed above, that you just extracted, into
your Lastname_Firstname_PROJECT folder.
Note: Recall that you created the
Lastname_Firstname_PROJECT folder earlier when you
completed the PowerPoint part
of the project. For more information, see (18PR) PPT Project
Instructions.
(Note: All files that you create below should be saved into the
Lastname_Firstname_PROJECT folder!!!)
0
ACCESS
View the next 3 links within this module for a PDF sample
solution of how your output should look after completing this
exercise!
4
43. Start Access. Create a Blank Database file named
Lastname_Firstname_18PR_Access, so that Lastname is
YOUR lastname and Firstname is YOUR firstname and make
sure to Save this database file in the
Lastname_Firstname_PROJECT folder.
1
5
Close the default Table1 created in the new database file.
Create a new table using the Table Design button. Use the
design information below. Name the table: Spokespeople
Field Name Data Type Field Properties
Spokesperson Short Text
Field Size: 3
Required: Yes
44. Set this field as the PRIMARY KEY
Firstname Short Text Field Size: 15
Lastname Short Text Field Size: 25
Career Short Text
Available Yes/No
Gender Short Text Field Size: 1
5
6
Go to Datasheet View of Spokespeople table and enter the
following records:
JB1 Jim Brown Football No M
JB2 James Brown Music No M
MC1 Miley Cyrus Music Yes F
45. MA1 Muhammad Ali Boxing No M
RG1 Ryan Gosling Acting Yes M
2
(18PR)%20Project%20Part%20II%20DATA.zip
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Steps Instructions Points
WS1 Will Smith Acting No M
Save and Close the Spokespeople table.
(Refer to the image below for Spokespeople table)
7
46. Using Import Excel spreadsheet wizard Import data to create a
new Products table. Make sure you choose the
following options in the wizard steps:
Lastname_Firstname_PROJECT folder,
in the current database,
and click Next TWO times,
click Next,
wizard.
3
8
47. Open the Products table and make sure all field widths are
resized to fit column heading/data. Save and Close the
Products table.
(Refer to the image below for Spokespeople table)
1
9
Create a one-to-many relationship between the Spokesperson
field in the Spokespeople table and the
Spokesperson field in the Products table.
Enforce referential integrity between the two tables.
Close the Relationships window, saving the changes.
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Create a Simple Query Using the Query Wizard:
Gender fields, in that order.
ic AND Female Query.
with whose Career is in Music AND whose Gender
49. is a Female (F).
sure the Show check box is not checked for the
Gender field).
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Create another simple query based on the Spokespeople table.
er
fields in the query.
50. whose Career is in Acting OR Music.
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Create another simple query based on the Products table.
51. Query.
Discount that determines the discount by
multiplying the Unit Price by .08.
decimal places.
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Create another simple query based on Spokespeople table and
52. Products table.
lude Career field from the Spokespeople table, and include
Unit Price and Unit Cost fields from the
Products table.
Query.
ure that the Career field is set to Group By in the
Totals row.
adings/data).
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14
Using the Report Wizard, create a new report based on the
Spokespeople table.
ields from Spokespeople table.
54. ple Report.
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Change the title of the report to Your Name Spokespeople
Report (Where Your Name is your actual Firstname
Lastname, ex: Mary Smith Spokespeople Report).
e and
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55. Insert the Logo2Copy.wmf file (located in
Lastname_Firstname_PROJECT folder) as a Logo into the
Spokespeople Report.
t of the logo so that
they are not overlapping with each other (if you
have trouble doing this in Layout View, try Design View)
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Using the Form Wizard, create a new form based on the
Products table. Include all fields from Products table. Use
56. Columnar layout. Save the form as Products Form.
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With the Products Form opened add a new record with the
following data:
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57. Save and Close the Products Form.
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Open the Products table and Sort it by Category field in
ascending order. Save the change.
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Using Export to Excel spreadsheet wizard, Export data from the
Products table into
58. Lastname_Firstname_18PR_Excel file. Make sure you choose
the following options in the wizard steps:
file name so that Lastname is YOUR lastname
and Firstname is YOUR firstname,
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