3. Insert a Total Row in the Brass table, and then use the Total row to calculate the total of the values in the Price and Est. Value fields.
help with these qns pls:
- Kaito and Naomi Sato started collecting musical instruments as a hobby a few years ago and are now organizing their collection in an Excel workbook. Naomi asks for your help in updating and analyzing the data.
Switch to the Brass worksheet. Unfreeze the top row of the worksheet.
- Sort the data in the Brass table first in descending order by the Purchase Date field and then in descending order by the Est. Value field.
- Insert a Total Row in the Brass table, and then use the Total row to calculate the total of the values in the Price and Est. Value fields.
- Naomi wants to highlight the brass instruments she and Kaito bought on the same date.
Apply a conditional formatting rule to the range E3:E10 that uses Green Fill with Dark Green Text for duplicate values.
- Switch to the Percussion worksheet. Freeze the first column of the worksheet.
- Format the range B2:G10 as an Excel table with headers using the Gold, Table Style Medium 12 table style. Enter Percussion as the name of the table.
- Naomi and Kaito bought a new snare drum last week, and Naomi wants to include it in the Percussion table.
Add the record shown in Table 1 to the end of the Percussion table.
Table 1: New Record for the Percussion Table
_ B C D E F G
11 Snare drum Sousa Good 2/16/22 100 150
krishna asked 2 years ago
=sum([Price])
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davidmacago answered 2 years ago