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HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENTMicrosoft Excel IKennel Club Dog Registration Problem4. We must import the dog registration data into the Registrations sheet.Using the DATA ribbon, import the data from registrations.xml and place itstarting in cell A3. Excel will have to create a schema based on the XMLsource data. The data will be imported as an XML table.5. We wish to apply some additional formatting to the Registrations sheet.a. We need to add additional columns to store rank and annual change data.i. Insert one new table column to the left of existing column D.ii. Insert one new table column to the left of new column F.iii. Insert four new table columns to the right of new column G.b. For the table, turn on the Total Row option.c. Enter text in the cells as indicated below:i. A1: Kennel Club Dog Registrations - Firstname Lastnameii.iii.iv.D3: 2008 RankF3: 2010 RankH3: 2012 Rankv. I3: 2008-2010 Ann. Changevi.vii.J3: 2010-2012 Ann. ChangeK3: Avg. Ann. Changed. Merge-and-center cells A1 through K1.e. Set the font size to 16-point for cell A1.f. Format the table using a style of your choice other than the default tablestyle.6. We need to perform some additional calculations to analyze the Registrationssheet data.a. There is nothing to do for this step. Please proceed to the next step.b. In column D, use the RANK() function to rank each breed by its number of2008 registrations.c. In column F, use the RANK() function to rank each breed by its number of2010 registrations.d. In column H, use the RANK() function to rank each breed by its number of2012 registrations.Introduction to Computer ApplicationsWest Virginia UniversityPage 2 of 6 Version 15.4Modified 12/16/2014
HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENTMicrosoft Excel IKennel Club Dog Registration Probleme. In column I, calculate the average annual rate of change from 2008 to2010 using the formula:[2010 Registrations](([2008 Registrations] ) − 1)(2010 − 2008)f. In column J, calculate the average annual rate of change from 2010 to2012 using the formula:[2012 Registrations](([2010 Registrations] ) − 1)(2012 − 2010)g. In column K, calculate the average annual rate of change from 2008 to2012 using the formula:[2012 Registrations](([2008 Registrations] ) − 1)(2012 − 2008)h. In columns I, J, and K, delete the contents of any cell displaying a divideby-zeroerror (#DIV/0). These occur in cases where there were no dogsregistered in a given breed.i. We would like to summarize our registration data.i. In the total row, individually sum columns C, E, and G.ii. In the total row, also individually find the averages for columns I, J,and K.iii.There is nothing to do for this step. Please proceed to the nextstep.iv. In the total row, do not display any statistics in columns B, D, F,and H.7. We must apply additional formatting to the Registrations sheet.a. Add borders to the cells as indicated below:i. C3 through C215: left – thick solid lineii.iii.iv.I3 through I215: left – thick solid lineE3 through E215: left – thin solid lineG3 through G215: left – thin solid lineb. Format the cells as indicated below:i. C4 through H215: number with no decimal places, display 1000separatorii.I4 through K215: percentage with 1 decimal placeIntroduction to Computer ApplicationsWest Virginia UniversityPage 3 of 6 Version 15.4Modified 12/16/2014
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