Office 2013 MyITLab MS-Excel Grader State Information


Project Description:

Your niece and nephew have a test on state capitals, abbreviations, and statehood dates next week and asked for your help. You downloaded a text file containing states and statehood dates. You will create a workbook with this data and then create a web query to data containing capitals. As you get the data ready to help your niece and nephew study, you will also practice your skills in data manipulation using text functions.

Instructions:

For the purpose of grading the project you are required to perform the following tasks:

Step Instructions Points Possible
1 Start Excel. Download the text file exploring_e10_grader_a1.txt, the XML file exploring_e10_grader_a1.xml, and the Excel file exploring_e10_grader_a1.xlsx. Open the workbook. 0
2 In the blank worksheet in cell A1, import the text file. When using the Text Import Wizard, select appropriate options for importing a tab-delimited file and that the first row contains headers. Import the date column as Text. 10
3 Rename the sheet as Statehood. 5
4 Set these column widths: 15 for column A, 20 for column B, and 7 for column C. 5
5 Insert a column between columns B and C. Set the column width to 16.  Format the new column C with the General number type. Type Statehood Year in cell C1. 10
6 Enter a text function in cell C2 that extracts just the year from cell B2. Copy the function to the range C3:C51. 10
7 Apply bold and horizontal center alignment to the range A1:D1. Center horizontally data in column C. 5
8 Insert a new sheet named Capitals. 5
9 In cell A1 of the Capitals sheet, create a web query to http://www.stateabbreviations.us/. Select the table containing the US States, Capitals, and Government Links. Select Full HTML Formatting and then import the data. 10
10 Merge cells E2:E3 and type Capital, State. 5
11 Enter a text function in cell E4 that combines the capital and postal abbreviation like this: Montgomery, AL. The second argument in the function must include the comma and space. Copy the function to the range E5:E53. 10
12 Set the width of column E to 18. Apply the All Borders border style to the range E2:E53. 10
13 Insert a new sheet named Nicknames. 5
14 In cell A1 of the Nicknames sheet, import the exploring_e10_grader_a1.xml file. 10
15 Ensure that the worksheets are correctly named and placed in the following order in the workbook: Statehood, Capitals, Nicknames. Save the workbook. Close the workbook, and then exit Excel. Submit the workbook as directed. 0
Total Points 100

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  • File Format: MS-Excel .xlsx
  • Version: 2013