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Illustrated Excel 2019 | Module 1: End of Module Project 1
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Randi Perkel is a veterinary technician at the walk-in pet clinic of the Waterville Veterinary Hospital in Waterville, Maine. She is developing an invoice worksheet to track service charges for the Billing Department and has asked you to help complete the invoice.
Go to the Invoice
worksheet. Enter the text Waterville Pet Clinic
in cell A1 to provide a title for the worksheet.
In cell B4, enter the date 5/12/21
(which Excel formats as "5/12/2021") to provide the date the service was provided. [Mac Hint: The date will displayed using the format m/d/yy.]
In cell B5, change the text "B101" to R101
so that the cell contains the correct reference number.
In cell C13, enter 2
as the quantity of arthritis medications provided for Rex.
Clear the contents of cell C17, which should not contain a value. Calculate the total charge for each item. In cell E10, enter a formula that multiplies the value in cell D10
(the charge) by the value in cell C10
(the quantity of items) to find the total charge for the examination. Use the Fill Handle to fill the range E11:E14 with the formula in cell E10 to find the total charge for each item.
In cell E15, enter a formula that uses the SUM
function to total the range E10:E14
to calculate the subtotal of all the charges.
In cell E17, enter a formula that subtracts the value in cell E16
(the discount) from the value in cell E15
(the subtotal) to find the total charge.
Copy the content of cell B6, then paste it in cell C20.
Hide the gridlines for the Invoice
worksheet to make it look more like a printed invoice.
Waterville Veterinary Hospital
COMPLETE AN INVOICE WORKSHEET
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