Lab Overview

Scenario/Summary

Summit Ridge Mountain Resort has three full-service warming huts on its majestic mountains. The Summit View, the Bunny Den, and the Mogul Hill Samurai warming huts are rest stops that provide skiing customers a place to relax, eat, and warm up. At the end of the month, the manager of each warming hut prepares a worksheet that summarizes the monthly income.

Please note that during the summer months, Summit Ridge conducts activities such as zip lining, nature photography tours, off-trail biking, and hiking. As the assistant to the general manager of Summit Ridge Mountain Resort, you will need to consolidate each warming hut’s data into one worksheet so that decisions such as inventory, purchasing, and profitability can be assessed in order to manage the business well. In this lab, you will also apply other data management tools that are part of the overall management of an organization.

Deliverables

After completing the steps below, turn in one Excel 2016 workbook. Rename the workbook with your lastname_first initial_Week4_Lab. xlsx. Example: If your name were Jane Doe, your workbook would be Doe_J_Week4_Lab.xlsx.

Lab 4 – Mountain Consolidation
Step	Task	Points Possible	Points Received	Comments
1	Data Consolidation
1a – g	Group Sheets & format	7
2	3D Formulas
2a, b	Create 3-D cell references to complete Summary table	5
2c	Create Grand totals	4
2d	Insert Comment	2
2e	Data validation with Error Alert	3
3	Comparison Worksheet
3a	Create cell references	2
3b	Create totals for seasons	2
3c	Create & Format the Chart	5
4	X Games Calculator
4a	Ticket Type drop down list	4
4b	VLOOKUP for ticket price	2
4c	Validation with error message for quantity	2
4d, e, f	Format & add clip art	4
5	Documentation Sheet
5a, b	Format sheet & tabs	3
5c	Author set to student name	2
5d	Describe how to protect	3
5e	Make a recommendation	5
Comment: What you learned from completing this Lab		5
TOTAL POINTS		60	0

Week 4 Grading Rubric

Lab Resources

Microsoft Office: Excel 2016

Lab Steps

Preparation

You will be using Microsoft Excel 2016 for this lab.

Please do not rely solely on the hands-on exercise videos to complete this week’s lab. The videos provide detailed examples walking you through the hands-on exercises. Applying the hands-on exercise examples will provide both practice and instruction of what to complete.

Begin: Open and Save

Download the spreadsheet Copy of Student_File_Week4_Lab-1.xlsx .

To save the spreadsheet with a new file name,

• open the workbook in Excel 2016; and
• in Excel, click File then Save as and rename it as lastname_first initial_Week4_Lab.xlsx (Jane Doe would save the file as Doe_J_Week4_Lab.xlsx).

Step 1: Group and Format the Worksheets

Once your Week 4 Lab file has been opened and saved, you’ll notice the first three worksheets contain data corresponding to the warming hut monthly incomes.

Let’s do some formatting for ease of readability. Please keep in mind that formatting isn’t just to make things look good, but it’s also necessary for efficiency and for reducing errors.

Group your warming hut worksheets so that anything you do on one sheet will also affect the other grouped sheets. Click on the View worksheet, press and hold the shift key, and click on the Year Totals worksheet.

1. Merge and center the title through column N, and then repeat for the subtitle. Explore the Themed Cell Styles in the Styles area of the ribbon and apply a professional and appropriate looking style to the worksheets.
2. Format the months and various products sold by each warming hut with a complementary accent format.
3. Apply the accounting number format with two decimals to the ranges B4:N12.
4. Add Total to the column header N3, to the right of December.
5. Total all of the cell values for the three warming huts both vertically and horizontally. (Expand the columns where ## signs appear.)
6. Add gridlines for the cell range A4:N12.
7. When you are finished, ungroup the worksheets.
8. In order to better differentiate the worksheets, apply a different color to each warming hut’s worksheet title and subtitle.

Step 2: Add 3-D Formulas

The 3-D formulas will take the values from all three warming hut worksheets and calculate the sum in the Year Totals worksheet.

1. In cell B4 of the Year Total worksheet, create a 3-D formula that will calculate the sum of breakfast values from the three warming huts.
2. Once you are satisfied that the 3-D formula is correct, copy the 3-D formulas down and across the worksheet for the remaining cells.
3. Make certain you have grand totals on the Year Totals worksheet.
4. Add a comment to grand total cell stating, “This is the yearly total of all products of all warming huts.”
5. The Bunny Den does not sell any alcohol products; however, sometimes values get entered by mistake. Open the Bunny Den worksheet and create a data validation rule that will pop up an Error Alert and prevent any values from being entered in these cells. Apply this validation rule to all months of alcohol products.

Now that you have all warming hut worksheets consolidated into the Year Totals worksheet, give each of the warming hut worksheet tabs a different accent color. Make sure the tab color matches the color formatting selected for each sheet.

Step 3: Complete the Comparison Worksheet

The owners of Summit Ridge Ski Lodge have their yearly management meeting in order to review the operating results of the lodge and determine future direction. They are considering expansion of the off-season activities in order to generate additional revenue. Off season is considered from the beginning of May through October, when all ski slopes are closed. They have asked you to create some charts that compare winter income with off-season income.

The following work will be on the Comparison worksheet.

1. Create cell references from the monthly totals data on the Yearly Totals worksheet into the Comparison worksheet so that the values link to the originating cells. (Hint: Paste it using the link option. This will create a link to the referenced cells.)
2. Create a total using the SUMIF function for the winter season and the off season.
3. Using this data, please create a chart that will show in-season and off-season incomes of the three warming huts. Place this chart on the Comparison worksheet.
4. Format the chart and the worksheet professionally. Make sure the chart has an appropriate title.

Step 4: Create X Games Calculator

Summit Ridge has decided to add some exciting winter sports and will be hosting their own X Games competition the last weekend in January. They need a calculator to help validate and determine ticket costs. Click on the last worksheet in your Week 4 Lab file.

1. Add data validation for the Ticket Type. This needs to be a drop-down list and allow the selection of all eight ticket options.
2. Add a VLOOKUP to determine the ticket price based on the ticket type.
3. Add validation to the quantity input cell. It must be a number between 1 and 100. If a number above 100 is entered, display an error message stating, “Tickets in excess of 100 cannot be purchased. Please contact group sales at 555-545-9080.”
4. Create a formula to calculate the total cost based on price and quantity.
5. Format your calculator professionally.
6. Choose a cool clip art to balance your calculator visually.
   

   

Step 5: Documentation Sheet and Recommendations

Clean up the formatting of your Excel workbook, taking into account professional appearance.

The Minimum Requirement (per the Grading Rubric)

1. Make certain each tab has a descriptive name and connecting color for each sheet in the workbook.
2. Create the professional documentation worksheet. Be sure to include a description of each worksheet. An image is provided below.
3. Check the properties of your Excel workbook. Make sure you are noted as the author of your workbook.
4. Describe on your documentation sheet how you would protect this workbook and why. Please do not password protect your workbook. (Although this is not shown in the picture below, it can be added after your worksheet contents and should include similar professional color and text formatting.)
5. Based on your analysis, provide your recommendation about the comparison of the winter income and the off-season income. Provide your answer on the Documentation sheet. Make sure to provide color formatting for your recommendation that is consistent with the rest of the worksheet. (The recommendation is not shown on the picture below. Please make sure your recommendation is formatted in a professional manner consistent with the entire documentation sheet formatting.)

Step 6: Finish and Submit

Save your Excel file. Make sure you are aware as to where your files are physically saved. Saving your file often is good practice (Ctrl + s).

Your Excel file should contain seven worksheets.

• Documentation
• Summit View
• Bunny Den
• Mogul Hill Samurai
• Year Totals
• Comparison
• X Game Calculator

Submit one workbook. When submitting the workbook, provide a comment in the comments area explaining what you learned from completing this lab activity. File naming convention: If your name is Jane Doe, then your file should be named very similar to Doe_J_Week4_Lab.xlsx.

Follow Directions in this video throughout the whole assignment :

https://online.valenciacollege.edu/courses/72517/d…

I attached my last lab assignment for reference