 Make sure to keep only one worksheet (delete the other two worksheets), Type

your full name to rename the worksheet. (4 points)

 Start by typing the data to the excel worksheet as they appear below. (26
points)

 Apply all the following steps on the typed data: (5 points for each step)
1. Merge the cells D1:F1, then type your full name and ID in the merged cells.
2. Type a function in cell B1 to display the current day date.
3. Type a function in cell B11 to count the number of all articles.
4. Type a function in cell E5 to compute an article tax value which is 15% of its cost.
5. Type a function in cell F5 to compute an article final price by adding the tax value
to the cost.
6. Type a function in cell F11 to compute the sum of the final prices of all articles.
7. Type a function in cell F12 to compute the average of the final prices of all
articles.
8. Type a function in cell F13 to compute the maximum of the final prices of all
articles.
9. Type a function in cell F14 to compute the minimum of the final prices of all
articles.
10. Type a function in cell G5 to classify each article cost as low or high as it is
indicated in the comment.
11. Type a function in cell B12 to count the items with high prices.
12. Apply the three flags icon sets conditional formatting to the final prices values.
13. Apply conditional formatting to format all the costs values that are above the
average with Red Bold font and Dark Blue fill color.
14. Insert the following chart in a new sheet: (Type your ID as the name of the
worksheet)