Introduction to Information & Communication

Technology Lab
CSC 114

Lab Journal 6

Student Name
Enrolment No.
Class and Section

Department of Computer Science

BAHRIA UNIVERSITY, ISLAMABAD
 Lab # 6: MS Excel

Objectives:

To get familiar with MS Excel.

Tools Used:

MS Excel

Submission Date:

Evaluation: Signatures of Lab Engineer:

Lab Task 1
A Pareto chart combines a column chart and a line graph. The Pareto principle states that, for many
events, roughly 80% of the effects come from 20% of the causes. In this example, we will see that 80% of
the complaints come from 2 out of 10 (20%) complaint types.

1. First, sort your data in descending order.

2. Calculate the cumulative count. Enter the formula shown below into cell C5 and drag the formula down.

3. Calculate the cumulative %. See the figure below:

e.g for the first column %age will be: (789/1722)*100 = 45.8
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Lab Task 2
For the list given below use conditional formatting two compare the two list of specified teams.

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Lab Task 3
For the table given below apply SUMIF function for following given task.

a. Sum the values if the shape is exactly circle

b. Sum the values if shape is not triangle
c. Sum the values if the starting of shape is circle
d. Sum the values if the ending of shape is “le”
e. Sum the values if shape is exactly triangle or circle8

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Lab Task 4
For the table given below apply SUMIF function for following given task having dates.
a. Sum the values for the sales after than January 20th
b. Sum the values for todays sales
c. Sum the values between two dates, i.e., 1-6-2017 and 31-12-2017
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Lab Task 5
For the table given below apply SUMIF function for following given task.
a. Sum the values if the site is google or facebook
b. Sum the values for google and Stanford

Lab Task 6
Enter the data shown in figure below:

 The budget sheet will have figures for January, February, and March. Copy the cell containing “January” to the
two cells to the right by dragging on the bottom right corner of the cell. This enters “February” and “March”
in the following two cells.
  The values for Income, Mortgage, and Car Loan remain unchanged for the three month period. Copy these
values into the appropriate cells for February and March.

Enter the values for the remaining expenses as follows:

Car Insurance: 325.00 paid in February only

Car gas/maintenance: 120.00 for January and February, 80.00 for March

Food: 300.00 for January, 250 for February and March

Clothes: 300.00 for February only

Entertainment: 250.00 for January, 100.00 for February and March

 Increase cell widths where appropriate in order to display the contents.

 Use the SUM function to create a formula for the total expenses.
 Use the SUM function to calculate the total of each of the rows.
 Create a meaningful chart out of this table. Make sure you include titles and data labels as appropriate.
 Modify both the chart and plot area backgrounds to colors of your choice.

FORMATTING:

 Underline the title “Budget for Alfred Doe” and center it across all columns of the budget sheet.
 Use the font Times New Roman, size 14 for the title “Budget for Alfred Doe.”
 Bold all of the titles in column A.
 Use bold and italic formatting for all of the month names.
 Center the month names in each cell.
 Select all cells that contain values and use the Increase Decimal button on the Ribbon to increase all cells
with values to two decimal places.
 Use the Currency formatting for the Income figures.

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