Y8 Most Excel projects start by choosing the most appropriate and useful data to enter into the workbook in a way that will help make meaning of the gathered data. Practise entering data into a new Excel workbook by creating a thorough itinerary for your dream vacation. Your workbook should include the following information: - Travel dates - Modes of transport (car rental reservations, bus or flight tickets, taxi hire, etc.) - Travel routes (main stops in towns, cities, airports, bus stations, etc.) - Travelling time - Accommodation arrangements - Sightseeing stops and other activities - Reservations (for restaurants, amusement parks, etc.) - Any other useful information Use the following tips to create a well-organised itinerary: - Carefully plan what headings to include in the columns and rows. - Format the cells so that the headings are made clear, and that similar data is easy to identify. - Summarise data by using the SUM, COUNT, and AVERAGE formulas. For example, you can work out total travelling time per day, and compare this to the average daily travelling time.

Most Excel projects start by choosing the most appropriate and useful data to enter into the workbook in a way that will help make meaning of the gathered data. Practise entering data into a new Excel workbook by creating a thorough itinerary for your dream vacation.

Your workbook should include the following information:

- Travel dates

- Modes of transport (car rental reservations, bus or flight tickets, taxi hire, etc.)

- Travel routes (main stops in towns, cities, airports, bus stations, etc.)

- Travelling time

- Accommodation arrangements

- Sightseeing stops and other activities

- Reservations (for restaurants, amusement parks, etc.)

- Any other useful information

Use the following tips to create a well-organised itinerary:

- Carefully plan what headings to include in the columns and rows.

- Format the cells so that the headings are made clear, and that similar data is easy to identify.

- Summarise data by using the SUM, COUNT, and AVERAGE formulas. For example, you can work out total travelling time per day, and compare this to the average daily travelling time.