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Shelly Cashman
Excel 2016 | Module 8: SAM Mac Project 1a
Peterbu Farm Share
WORKING WITH TRENDLINES, PIVOTTABLES, PIVOTCHARTS, AND SLICERS
GETTING STARTED
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Open the file
SC_EX16_Mac_8a_
FirstLastName
_1.xlsx
, available for
download from the SAM website.
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Save the file as
SC_EX16_Mac_8a_
FirstLastName
_2.xlsx
by changing the “1”
to a “2”.
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If you do not see the
.xlsx
file extension
in the Save As dialog box, do not
type it. The program will add the file extension for you automatically.
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With the file
SC_EX16_Mac_8a_
FirstLastName
_2.xlsx
still open, ensure that
your first and last name is displayed in cell B6 of the Documentation sheet.
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If cell B6 does not display your name, delete the file and download a new
copy from the SAM website.
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If you see a Message Bar with a security warning at the top of the Excel window,
click the Enable Content button in the Message Bar to enable the macros
contained in the file.
PROJECT STEPS
1.
Marcello Peterbu coordinates the farm share program for his family’s farm.
Besides the traditional vegetable and fruit shares, the Peterbu farm share has
also been expanded to include meat and dairy options for its members.
Marcello is reviewing the farm share sales data from the last few years to see
how best to expand the program. He first wants to create a line chart of the
total sales from the farm shares over a four year period.
Go to the
2018-2021 Share Totals
worksheet. Create a
Line with Markers
chart based on the range A3:E4. Move and resize the chart so that the upper
left corner is within cell A7 and the lower right corner is within in cell H24.
2.
Format the line with markers chart as described below:
a.
Use
2018-2021 Farm Share Sales
as the title of the chart.
b.
Add a Primary Vertical Axis title to the chart. Use
Dollars (U.S.)
as the
Primary Vertical Axis title.
c.
Add a Primary Horizontal Axis title to the chart. Use
Sales Year
as the
Primary Horizontal Axis title.
d.
Select the 2020 Sales data point on the chart, then change the size of the
marker to
10
and the fill color of the marker to
Green, Accent 6
(10
th
column, 1
st
row in the Theme Colors palette).
3.
Marcello now wishes to review how the sales of the non-produce shares might
grow over the next two years by adding a trendline to his sales data chart.
Go to the
Non-Produce Chart - Trends
worksheet. Add a linear trendline to the
chart with the following options:
a.
Set the trendline to forecast forward
2
periods.
b.
Display the R-squared value on the chart. (
Hint
: Depending on your
version of Office, the R-squared value may contain a different number of
decimal places.)
4.
Peterbu farm shares come in three different sizes: small, large, and regular (for
those shares without different size options). Marcello wants to visually display
how the sales of different share sizes have changed over time.
Go to the
2018-2021 Share Size Chart
worksheet. Remove the Average Share
Cost series from the chart.
5.
Format the chart as described below:
a.
Change the format of all four data series to
Cylinder
.
b.
Change the fill color of the Back Wall of the chart to
Blue, Accent 1,
Lighter 80%
(5
th
column, 2
nd
row in the Theme Colors palette) and fill
color of the Side Wall of the chart to
Orange, Accent 2, Lighter 80%
(6
th
column, 2
nd
row in the Theme Colors palette).
6.
Go to the
2018-2021 Share Sales
worksheet. Select cell A4 and create a
PivotTable and a chart on a new worksheet as described below:
a.
Use
Share Size Pivot
as the name of the worksheet.
b.
If necessary, move the worksheet directly after the
2018-2021 Share Size
Chart
worksheet.
c.
Add the Share Size field to the Rows area of the PivotTable field task pane.
d.
Add the Share Type field to the Values area of the PivotTable field task
pane. (
Hint
: The field name will be updated to Count of Share Type.)
e.
Insert a
Clustered Column chart
based on the range A4:B6. (
Hint
:
Depending on your version of Office, your chart may appear with field
buttons. If so, hide the field buttons, remove the legend, and continue.)
f.
Move the chart so that the upper left corner is located within cell A9 and
the lower right corner is located within cell G23.
g.
Use
Share Options by Size
as the title of the chart.
h.
Add a Primary Vertical Axis title to the chart. Use
Number of Share
Options
as the Primary Vertical Axis title.
i.
Add a Primary Horizontal Axis title to the chart. Use
Share Size
as the
Primary Horizontal Axis title.
7.
Customers can pick up their weekly farm shares at designated locations in
town. If Marcello decides to expand his program, he needs to know how each
location will be impacted by farm share pick up.
Go to the
2021 North Region Participants
worksheet and select cell A4. Create a
blank PivotTable report in a new worksheet. (
Hint
: The PivotTable report should
be based on the table NorthRegion2021.)
a.
Use
North Pickup Location Report
as the name of the worksheet.
b.
Add the Pickup Location and Share Type (in that order) to the Rows area of
the PivotTable Fields task pane.
c.
Add the Share Cost field to the Values area of the PivotTable Fields task
pane. (
Hint
: The name of the field will be updated to Sum of Share Cost.)
d.
Apply the
Currency
number format, with
0
decimal places and
$
as the
symbol, to the Sum of Share Cost field.
e.
Add the Share Size field to the Filters area of the PivotTable Fields task
pane. Use the filter to display only records for L in the PivotTable report.
8.
Go to the
Size Chart
worksheet. Update the worksheet as described below:
a.
Rename the worksheet using
Season Size Chart
as the new name of the
worksheet.
b.
Select the range A2:D4 and insert a
Clustered Column chart
. Switch the
rows and columns so that the horizontal axis is grouped by season. (
Hint
:
Depending on your version of Office, your chart may appear with field
buttons. If so, hide the field buttons, do not switch the rows and columns,
and continue from substep e.)
c.
Remove the chart title.
d.
Format the legend so that it is in the Right position.
e.
Move and resize the chart so that the upper left corner is located within
cell G2 and the lower right corner is located within cell O18.
9.
Marcello already created a PivotTable to determine how many sales were
associated with each pickup location. He now wishes to format the table to
make it easier to read and determine the average sales per participant at each
location.
Go to the
Location Report
worksheet. Refresh the PivotTable report data. (
Hint
:
After refreshing the PivotTable data, the value in cell D18 should be 17410.)
10.
Apply the
Pivot Style
Medium 14
to the PivotTable report. (
Hint
: Depending
on your version of Office, the PivotTable style may appear as Light Green, Pivot
Style Medium 14.)
11.
Modify the Sum of Share Cost field as described below:
a.
Summarize the values in the column using the
AVERAGE
function.
b.
Use
Average Sale per Share
as the name of the field.
12.
Modify the number format of the Total Share Sales field, so that the values
display in the
Accounting
number format, with
0
decimal places and
$
as the
symbol. (
Hint
: Depending on how you complete this action, the number format
may appear as Custom instead of Accounting.)
13.
Change the Report Layout so that the report is viewed in
Outline Form
.
14.
Switch to the
Sales Total Report
worksheet. Each customer has purchased the
same farm share package each year they have participated in the program.
Add a new calculated field to the end of the PivotTable report to calculate the
cumulative share sales for each customer as described below:
a.
For the field, create a formula without using a function that multiplies the
Share Cost
by the
Years Participating
. (
Hint
: The calculated field will
automatically be added to your PivotTable.)
b.
Use
Cumulative Share Sales
as the custom name of the calculated field.
(
Hint
: The name will appear as “Sum of Cumulative Share Sales” in the
PivotTable.)
c.
Apply the
Accounting
number format, with
0
decimal places and the
$
symbol, to the field.
15.
Go to the
Share Type Report
worksheet. Format the Season Slicer as described
below:
a.
Format the Slicer using the
Slicer Style Light 6
. (
Hint
: Depending on
your version of Office, the Slicer style may appear as Light Green, Slicer
Style Light 6.)
b.
Use the Slicer to filter the PivotTable report to display only data for the
Summer-Fall field.
16.
Add another Slicer to the Model PivotTable report based on the Share Type field,
then complete the following actions:
a.
Resize and reposition the Share Type Slicer, so that the upper left corner is
located within cell D10 and the lower right corner is located within cell
G26.
b.
Format the Slicer using the
Slicer Style Light 6
. (
Hint
: Depending on
your version of Office, the Slicer style may appear as Light Green, Slicer
Style Light 6.)
c.
Use the Slicer to filter the PivotTable report to display only data for Fruit,
Fruit & Vegetable, and Vegetable fields. (
Hint
: The PivotTable should
already be filtered using the Season Slicer.)
Your workbook should look like the Final Figures on the following pages. Save your
changes, close the workbook, and then exit Excel. Follow the directions on the SAM
website to submit your completed project.
Final Figure 1: 2018-2021 Share Totals Worksheet
Final Figure 2: Non-Produce Chart - Trends Worksheet
Final Figure 3: 2018-2021 Share Size Chart Worksheet
Final Figure 4: Share Size Pivot Worksheet
Final Figure 5: 2018-2021 Share Sales Worksheet
Final Figure 6: North Pickup Location Report Worksheet
Final Figure 7: Season Size Chart Worksheet
Final Figure 8: Location Report Worksheet
Final Figure 9: Sales Total Report Worksheet
Final Figure 10: Share Type Report Worksheet
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