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your first and last name.
[1] Change the name of “Sheet 1” to “Stocks”.
[1] Delete row 5.
[1] Merge and center the text in A1 over all columns from “Name” to “Note”.
[1] Set the font for the entire worksheet to 10-point Verdana.
[1] Format the text in A1 using the Title Cell Style.
[1] Set the height of the headings row (row 4) to 42.
[1] Make the column headings (row 4) bold and turn on the "wrap text" feature. Make
each column wide enough so that no words in the heading are split over two lines.
[1] Set the fill color for the column headings to a light gray.
[1] Put a "Thick Bottom Border" below the headings row.
[1] Calculate the “Total Purchase Price” by multiplying the “Shares” by the “Purchase Price Per Share”.
[1] Calculate the “Total Current Price” by multiplying the “Shares” by the “Current Price Per Share”.
[1] Calculate the “Profit or Loss” by subtracting the “Total Purchase Price” from the “Total Current Price”. This will give positiv
profits, and negative values to losses.
[1] Calculate the sum of the “Total Purchase Price” column and put the result at the bottom of the column (in the “Totals” row
[1] Calculate the sum of the “Total Current Price” column and put the result at the bottom of the column (in the “Totals” row)
[1] Calculate the sum of the “Profit or Loss” column and put the result at the bottom of the column (in the “Totals” row).
[2] Calculate each stock's “Percent of Total Portfolio” by dividing the stock’s “Total Current Price” by the total current portfolio
of the “Total Current Price” column).
[1] Format columns F, G, and H with a comma and 0 decimal places.
[1] Format column I as a percent with 2 decimal places.
[1] Calculate the sum of the "Percentage of Total Portfolio" column and put the result in the “Totals” row of the “Percent of To
column. Note that, if your calculations are correct, this number should be 100%.
[2] In the “Note” column, put a formula that will put a plus sign in the cell IF the stock shows a profit, and a minus sign in the
shows a loss.
[1] Put a formula in cell D37 that will count the number of stocks showing a profit (have a value in column H that is > 0).
[1] Put a formula in cell D38 that will count the number of stocks showing a loss (have a value in column H that is < 0).
[1] Center align the “Category” column and the “Note” column (including the headings at the tops of those columns).
[1] Change the name in the right part of the header to your first and last name.
[1] Add the file name to the left part of the footer.
[1] Make all columns as wide as they need to be to correctly display all of their data and headings.
[1] Do a print preview and set the orientation to landscape, [1] centered horizontally, [1] without grid lines. [1] Make sure th
worksheet will fit on a single page.
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Tom Kleen
Stock Portfolio
Today:
Name Category Shares Purchase Price PCurrent Price Per Total Purchase Pric Total Current Price
TOTALS:
Number of stocks showing a profit:
Number of stocks showing a loss:
Tom Kleen
Profit or Loss
$ 2,750
$ 4,688
$ (7,000)
$ 1,500
$ 300
$ 7,125
$ 1,000
$ 875
$ 2,000
$ 5,375
$ 575
$ (1,000)
$ 5,000
$ 938
$ (1,750)
$ (2,438)
$ (375)
$ 9,375
$ (11,000)
$ 12,563
$ (1,625)
$ 2,500
$ (563)
$ 3,250
$ (3,588)
$ 1,500
$ 1,500
$ 1,750
$ 14,375
$ 49,600
Stock Portfolio
Profit or Loss
$ 2,750
$ 4,688
$ (7,000)
$ 1,500
$ 300
$ 7,125
$ 1,000
$ 875
$ 2,000
$ 5,375
$ 575
$ (1,000)
$ 5,000
$ 938
$ (1,750)
$ (2,438)
$ (375)
$ 9,375
$ (11,000)
$ 12,563
$ (1,625)
$ 2,500
$ (563)
$ 3,250
$ (3,588)
$ 1,500
$ 1,500
$ 1,750
$ 14,375
$ 49,600
Stock Portfolio
Profit or Loss
$ 2,750
$ 4,688
$ (7,000)
$ 1,500
$ 300
$ 7,125
$ 1,000
$ 875
$ 2,000
$ 5,375
$ 575
$ (1,000)
$ 5,000
$ 938
$ (1,750)
$ (2,438)
$ (375)
$ 9,375
$ (11,000)
$ 12,563
$ (1,625)
$ 2,500
$ (563)
$ 3,250
$ (3,588)
$ 1,500
$ 1,500
$ 1,750
$ 14,375
$ 49,600
Stock Portfolio
Purchase Current Total Total
Price Per Price Per Purchase Current
Name Category Shares Share Share Price Price
Ashton-Tate S 2,000 $ 15.50 $ 12.00 $ 31,000 $ 24,000
Compaq P 2,000 $ 8.75 $ 9.75 $ 17,500 $ 19,500
Miniscribe H 2,000 $ 15.25 $ 9.75 $ 30,500 $ 19,500
Unisys P 2,000 $ 34.63 $ 35.38 $ 69,250 $ 70,750
Apple S 1,500 $ 37.38 $ 40.50 $ 56,063 $ 60,750
NEC H 1,500 $ 35.75 $ 44.12 $ 53,625 $ 66,188
Use the data on this sheet to create the chart described below.
Create [1] a 2D "clustered bar" (bars are horizontal, not vertical) chart that [1] shows the stock names (column A) on the
vertical axis (left side), with two bars extending from each stock name representing the [1] “Total Purchase Price” of the stock
(column F) and the [1] "Total Current Price" of the stock (column G). Do NOT include columns B, C, D, or E in your chart data.
[1] Put the chart on a separate "chart worksheet" using the "Move Chart" button.
[1] Add a title and set the text to Top Six Stocks.
[1] Add a legend at the bottom of the chart.
[1] Make the chart title font size 20 points.
[1] Make the text on the horizontal axis, the vertical axs, and the legend 14 points.
[2] Enter formulas in B4:H4 that will compute the totals in each expense category for all 4
quarters. Use the numbers from row 7 on the Q1, Q2, Q3, and Q4 worksheets.
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