Скачать или смотреть New Perspectives Excel 2019 | Module 12 : SAM Critical Thinking Project 1c | Penta Insurance

If you reaIly want to get the project from us then contact us on our Whatsapp. Link is given here,

Whatsapp Contact Link:
https://wa.me/918504824226

Whatsapp Number +918504824226

Email Id: [email protected]

1. Luis Palomba is in charge of community relations for Penta Insurance, a health insurance agency in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Luis is coordinating a program that sends tutors from Penta Insurance to area elementary schools. He is developing an Excel workbook to track and record the tutoring information and needs to complete it before the upcoming Volunteer Fair. He asks for your help in automating the workbook.
Go to the Tutor Summary worksheet, and then unprotect it so you can edit the contents.
2. Luis wants to include an eye-catching title on the worksheet, which he shares with others at Penta Insurance.
Insert and format WordArt as follows:
a. Insert WordArt using the Fill: Dark Red, Accent color 1; Shadow style.
b. Type Penta Tutoring Program as the worksheet title.
c. Change the text fill of the WordArt to match the fill color of the Keller Elementary heading.
d. Move the WordArt to row 1 so that it spans columns A:G.
3. Luis created a macro to insert a plain worksheet title and then attached the macro to the Insert Title button. He no longer needs the button. Delete the Insert Title button.
4. Luis plans to print the Tutor Summary worksheet before he visits tutors in the schools. He wants to use the Print Setup button to prepare the worksheet for printing.
Record a macro that sets up the worksheet for printing as follows:
a. Record a macro named Print_Setup stored in the current workbook.
b. With the macro recording, click the File tab on the ribbon, and then click Print.
c. Change the page orientation to Landscape, and then change the scaling setting to Fit Sheet on One Page.
d. Return to the Tutor Summary worksheet, and then stop recording the macro.
5. Luis created the Print Setup button using a Rounded Rectangle shape. He wants to be able to click the shape to run the Print_Setup macro.
Assign the Print_Setup macro to the Print Setup shape.
6. Go to the Tutor Records worksheet, where Luis tracks tutor assignments. He and his staff usually enter the tutoring details directly on the worksheet. He wants to make sure everyone enters the tutoring data correctly, especially the dates in the Tutoring Start Date column. The tutoring program begins on March 22, 2021 and ends on May 14, 2021.
Create a data validation rule as follows:
a. For the existing values of the tutoring start date, create a data validation rule that accepts only date values between 3/22/21 and 5/14/21.
b. Create an input message that uses Tutoring Start Date as the title and the following text as the input message: Enter the date to start tutoring.
c. Create a Stop style error alert that uses Invalid Date as the title and the following text as the error message: Enter a date between March 22 and May 14.
7. Luis wants to make sure all of the dates entered in the Tutoring State Date column are valid.
Identify and correct any invalid values as follows:
a. Circle any invalid data in the existing values of the tutoring start date.
b. Change the first invalid date to 3/24/21 and change the second invalid date to 3/26/21 to correct the errors.
8. Go to the Tutor Registration worksheet. During the Volunteer Fair, Luis and his staff will enter tutor information using the form on this worksheet. Luis has created two macros to automate this form, but they are not working correctly.
View and edit the macros as follows:
a. Open the Clear_Form macro in the Visual Basic Editor. The macro should delete the values in the range C4:C8, but it specifies the range C3:C7.
b. In the Clear_Form macro VBA code, change the statement between the "Edit the code below" and "Edit the code above" comments to the following statement: Range("C4:C8").Select
c. Scroll down to display the code for the Add_Tutor macro, the second macro Luis created. This macro calls, or runs, the Clear_Form macro at the end of the code, so it should now work correctly. Save the code, and then close the Visual Basic Editor.