Spreadsheet

A Brief History of Spreadsheets by D. J. Power Editor, DSSResources.COM Spreadsheets have been used by accountants for hundreds of years. Computerized or electronic spreadsheets are of much more recent origin. Information Systems oral history and some published newspaper and magazine stories celebrate Dan Bricklin as the "father" of the electronic spreadsheet. In 1978, Harvard Business School student, Daniel Bricklin, came up with the idea for an interactive visible calculator (see email from

As I began looking for appliances to do the spreadsheet on, I realized there are so many. I than decided on the main ones, of computer, refrigerator, microwave, washer and electric dryer. I then calculated the hours of usage per week. However the hours may differ from week to week, due to how much we are truly home. I put the hours in a column of the spreadsheet and total the hours at the bottom. The grand total for the five appliances was 211 hours. The usage of watts came from a chart in our

independent, what is the probability that the entire network will be completed in 23 weeks? SOLUTION: (a) Expected time and Variance is calculated in the Excel file attached. (b) The AOA network is drawn below: (c ) (d) and (e) done in the Excel Spreadsheet Q2.

First, it was downloaded the spreadsheet from eLearn provided by the instructor titled as “Experiment I data”. The first thing, it was calculated the slope for each Time point and Response set of data. It was noticed that inhibitor concentration [I] was constant, and substrate [S] concentration was increasing. So, it was used the Response vs. Time data to allowed to measure the initial velocity [Vo] of the enzyme converting substrate to product. It was typed the formula “=slope(“ in the shift cell

(TCO 1) A spreadsheet can best be thought of as the computerized equivalent of a ____________ . |   | Your Answer: |          | | ledger | |    CORRECT |          | | slide show | |     |          | | filing cabinet | |     |          | | card catalog | |     | |   | Instructor Explanation: | Chapter 1, page 71 |   | Points Received: | 2 of 2 |   | Comments: | | 2. | Question: | (TCO 1) If you had worksheets that contained the inventory of each room in your house, with a separate

store their business data, either in a spreadsheet or in a database. There are a lot of advantages and disadvantages with the two alternatives, and both of the alternatives will be considered. The report will give the manager of this organisation a recommendation for this proposed situation. In the outline design part of the report, the data regarding the customers, the suppliers, the products and sales will be included in a proposed option, either in a spreadsheet or in a database. 2. Assessment &

1. PURPOSE OF THE DATA In this spread sheet the purpose of the data was to show the forecast of Humber Computing Solutions for the period of one year for three different services/products. The data represents the income from each product/service and total income and the same for expenditures. There is also a section that shows the amount of hours clients had issues with products/services and what was offered back to them as a way of compensation for any income they could have lost to no fault of

Spreadsheets are commonly used media of data analysis in the modern business. With the advent of database software, employees are increasing their use of spreadsheets day by day. It has many advantages along with some significant drawbacks. The continuous use of spreadsheets in almost all sectors of any business will bring about the loss of coordination system between the audit and the financial bodies. Thus, a company will have to count the losses incurred from such carelessness. There are many

How can spreadsheets be used to solve complex problems? Why are spreadsheets important? Spreadsheets are important as they are able to hold and use complex problem solving, they are also a powerful tool that any size businesses may use to store valuable information. However spreadsheets are also compatible to other programs such as PowerPoint and even word. This could be the reason that so many people use spreadsheets on a daily basis. The many uses of spreadsheets: There are many people that

Explain how spreadsheets can be used to solve complex problems Spreadsheets can be used to solve complex problems in many different situations such as cash flow forecasting, budget control and payroll projections. Cash flow forecasting… Cash flow forecasting is used to estimate the amount of money flowing in and out of a business over a specific period of time. Once a framework has been completed it doesn’t have to be made again because all of the formulae remain in place. A lot of the spreadsheet uses