Campion College

4th Form
Introduction to Spreadsheets - Practical Worksheet

Questions

1. Type the data in the image above in a spreadsheet

2. Format Unit Price and Sales with two decimal places and currency formatting.
3. Centre the spreadsheet heading "<your first name>'s Stationary Store" across the
spreadsheet from column A to G. Make the heading Bold; also underline and italicize it.
4. Format all text as displayed in the sample.
5. Use a function to display total orders made in the Stationary Store. Calculate this in the
“Total Orders” column.
6. Use a function to calculate the Sales (the formula for Sales is Unit Price * Total Orders)
7. Calculate the Order Average for each set of orders (2 decimal places)
8. In Cell A15, add the label “Count of Items”. Count the number of items sold by the
store in cell B15.
9. In Cell A17, add the label “Total Orders Greater than 90”. Count the number of “Total
Orders” greater than $90.00. Store the result in cell B17.
10. In a blank area of the spreadsheet below the “Total Orders Greater than 90”, calculate
the Total Sales, Average Sales, Maximum Sales and Minimum Sales. Label each
calculation respectively.
11. Apply all borders and shading (colour) shown in the sample. Apply separate borders for
the count and sales calculations.
12. Name the worksheet “Stationary Store List”
13. Copy all the data above row 13 in the “Stationary Store List” sheet to sheet two (2) of
the spreadsheet. Label sheet two (2) as “Sales Data”.
14. Save the excel document as "<your first name>'s Stationary Store".