By: Miguel Maldonado
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Excel Exercise 5 Practice
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PowerPoint Exercise 3 Terms
PowerPoint Exercise 2
PowerPoint Lesson 1 Exercise 1
Excel Exercise Notes
Excel Exercise 5 Terms
Excel Exercise 3 Terms
Exercise 4 Terms
Chapter 6 Vocabulary
Exercise 2 Terms
Excel Exercise 1 Terms
Exercise 7 Terms
Exercise 6 Terms
Exercise 5 Terms
Exercise 1 Terms
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Elaborate- Marked by intricate and often excessive detail , complicated
Gamut- The entire scale or range the gamut of dramatic emotion from grief to joy
Vision- To act or power of sensing with the eyes;sight
Realization- The make of being made real of something imagined, planned etc.
Frustration- Something that frustrates, as an unsolved problem
Security- Freedom from danger risk, etc., Safety
Discrimination- An act or lutance
Complient- Obeying, obliging, or yielding especially in a submissive way
Achievement- Act of achieving attainment or accomplishment
Fanatic- A person with an exam and uncritical enthusiasm or zeal as in religion or politics
Excess- The fact of exceeding something else in amount or degree
Flant- To wave conspicuously in the air
Prima Donna- A first principle female singer of an opera community
Integrity- Ahearane to moral and ethical principles , honesty
Humility- The equality or condition of being humble, rank, etc
Intuition- A fact truth, etc. Perceived this way
Impulsive- Inciting to action
Procasting- The act or habit of procasting, or putting of or delaying especially something requiring
immediate attention
Rational-Agreeable to reason, reasonable, sensible, a rational plan for economic development
Interchangeable- Capable of being put or used in the place or each other
Presentation – A set of slides or handouts that
contains information you want to convey to an
audience.
 Normal view – PowerPoint’s default view that
displays the Slide pane, the Notes pane, and the
Slides/Outline pane.
 Placeholders – Designated areas in PowerPoint
layouts that can be used to easily insert text,
graphics, or multimedia objects.
 Active slide – The slide currently selected or
displayed.
 Slide layout – Prearranged sets of placeholders
for various types of slide content.
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Theme - Formatting feature that applies a background, colors, fonts, and
effects to all slides in a presentation.
Open an Existing Presentation
Open an existing presentation to modify, add, or delete material.
PowerPoint makes it easy to open presentations on which you have recently
worked by listing them in the Recent Documents list that you access using
the Office Button.
If you do not see the presentation on this list, you can use the Open
command and the Open dialog box to navigate to the presentation you
want to open.
Move from Slide to Slide
Most presentations include multiple slides. You will need to move from
slide to slide in Normal view to enter text and modify the presentation.
PowerPoint offers a variety of ways to select and display slides. Click in the
scroll bar pr drag the scroll box to display slides, or use the Previous Slide
and Next Slide buttons at the bottom of the scroll bar to move through the
slides.
You can also select slides by clicking them in the Slides tab. You learn more
about this tab later in the exercise.
 Clip
art – Predawn artwork, photos,
animations, and sound clips that you can
insert into your files.
 Contextual tab – A Ribbon tab that displays
only when needed for a specific task such as
formatting a table or offering picture
formatting options.
 Font – A set of characters with a specific size
and style.
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Workbook- An Excel file with one or more worksheet.
Worksheet- The work area for entering and calculating data
made up of columns and rows separated by gridlines (light gray
lines). Also called a spreadsheet.
Cell- The intersection of a column and a row on a worksheet.
Active Cell- The active cell contains the cell pointer. There is a
dark outline around the active cell.
Formula bar- As you enter data into a cell, it simultaneously
appears in the Formula bar, which is located above the worksheet.
Cell reference- The location of a cell in a worksheet as identified
by its column letter and row number. Also known as the cell's
address.
Scroll- A way to view locations on the worksheet without
changing the active cell.
Sheet tabs- Tabs that appear at the bottom of the workbook
window, which display the name of each worksheet.
Tab scrolling buttons- Buttons that appear just to the left of the
sheet tabs, which allow you to scroll hidden tabs into view.
Insertion point - The flashing vertical line that
indicates where the next action will occur in a
document on-screen
 Horizontal alignment - The position of text
on a line in relation to the left and right margins.
 Hard copy- A document printed on paper.
 Press release - A short document used to
provide information about a company,
organization, or event to the media.
 Media outlet - A means of mass communication,
such as a newspaper, magazine, television station,
radio station, or a Web site.
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 AutoComplete
- A feature used to
complete an entry based on previous
entries made in the column containing
the active cell.
 Pick From Drop-down List – A shortcut
used to insert repeated information
 AutoCorrect – A feature used to
automate the correction if common
typing errors.
 Spelling checker – A tool used to assist
you in finding correcting typographical
or spelling errors.
 Value
– A number entered in the worksheet
 Numerical label – A number entered in the
worksheet as a label, not as a value-such as
the year 2005 used as a column label.
 Label prefix – An apostrophe (‘) used to
indicate that a number is a label and not a
value
 Series - A list of sequential numbers, dates,
times, or text.
 Standard column width – The default
number of characters that display in a column
based on the default font.
 Formula
– An instruction Excel uses to
calculate a number.
 Mathematical operators – Symbols
used in mathematical operations: + for
addition, – fir subtraction, * for
multiplication, / for division, and ^ for
exponentiation.
 Order of mathematical operations –
The order in which Excel performs the
calculations specified in a formula.
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Artistic – showing skill or excellence in execution
Accommodate – to do a kindness or a favor to
Protective - having the quality or function of
protecting
Humanitarian – having concern for or helping to
improve the welfare and happiness of people.
Occupation – a person’s usual or principal work or
business, especially as a means of earning a living
Tentative – of the nature of or made or done as a
trial, experiment, or attempt
Excursion – a short trip or outing to some place,
usually for a special purpose and with the intention of
a prompt return: a pleasure excursion
Attributes – to regard as resulting from a specified
cause; consider as caused by something indicated
Holmes Medical Center
Laser Eye Surgery Unit
My Life
By Student Name
MY FIRST POWERPOINT
By: Miguel Maldonado
Site Name Country Date of Inscription Criteria
Great Bar ier Reef Australia
1981 (vi )(vi i)(ix)(x)
Brasilia Brazil
1987 (i)(iv)
Angkor Combodia
19 2 (i)(i )(i i)(iv)
The Great Wal China
1987 (i)(i )(i i)(iv)(vi)
Taxila Pakistan
1980 (i i)(vi)
Rideau Canal Canada
20 7 (i)(iv)
City of Quito Ecuador
1978 (i )(iv)
Chartres Cathedral France
1979 (i)(i )(iv)
Taj Mahal India
1983 (i)
Kinabalu Park Malaysia
20 0 (ix)(x)
Category
Natural Site
Cultural Site
Cultural Site
Cultural Site
Fun Fact
It contains the world’s largest col ection of coral reefs, with 40 types of coral, 1,50 species of fish and 4,0 0 types of mollusk.
Brasila was a landmark in the history of town plan ing.
Angkor is one of the most important archaeological sites in South-East Asia.
The Great Wal became the world's largest Chinese military's structure.
Taxila il ustrates the dif erent stages in the development of a city on the Indus that was alternately influenced by Persia.
It's one of the first canals to be designed specifical y for steam-powered ves els.
Quito, the capital of Ecuador, was founded in the 16th century on the ruins of an Inca city and stands at an altitude of 2,850 m.
Partly built starting in 1 45, and then reconstructed over a 26-year period after the fire of 1 94, Chartres Cathedral marks the high point of French Gothic art.
Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan ordered to build it in memory of his favorite wife Mumtaz Mahal.
It's the highest mountain between the Himalayas and New Guinea.
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2007 Balance Sheet
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Quick ratio:
HelpNow Medical Center
Current Assets
Cash and cash equivalents
$
8,755
Accounts receivable
$
28,957
Accounts receivable (past due) $
1,897
Short-term investments
$
32,750
Long-term investments
$
256,987
Inventory
$
11,265
Income taxes collected (not due) $
41,859
Total Current Assets $
Fixed Assets
Land
$
32,185
Land improvements
$
11,250
Buildings (at cost)
$
285,975
Building improvements
$
112,958
Equipment (at cost)
$ 1,452,375
Total property, building, and equipment
Less depreciation
Property, buildings, and equipment (net)
Prepaid expenses
$
25,789
Other assets
$
118,956
Total Fixed Assets
0.950
0.922
Current Liabilities
Notes payable
$
9,785
Accounts payable (current)
$
3,128
Accounts payable (past due)
$
Current portion long-term debt $
21,875
Accrued retirement contributions$
297,551
Other current liabilities
$
16,145
Interest payable
$
54,019
Total Current Liabilities $
382,470
402,503
Income Taxes
Federal tax (current)
State tax (current)
$ 1,894,743
$
29,785
$ 1,864,958
$ 88,175.00
$ 31,064.00
Total Income Taxes $
119,239
Long-Term Liabilities
Mortgage debt due after 1 year $
402,875
Equipment debt due after 1 year$ 1,287,556
Long-term Liabilities $
1,690,431
Net Worth
$ 2,009,703
Total Assets
$ 2,392,173
Orlinda Marquez, M.D.
Michael Lombardi, Ph.D.
Gwendolyn Green, M.D.
Jane Medura, M.D.
Azade Yedding, M.D.
$
45,000
$
45,000
$
30,000
$
30,000
$
30,000
Total Net Worth $
180,000
Total Liabilities and Net Worth $ 2,392,173
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Bakry Schedule
Date:
7/21/2007
Customer
Café Latte
Café Latte
Vilage Green
Java Café
Vilage Green
Vilage Green
Mike's Steak House
Gribaldi's Ristorante
Gribaldi's Ristorante
Java Café
Java Café
Green Street Market
Green Street Market
Green Street Market
Green Street Market
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Item
Bagels, various
Muffins, various
Wheat Rolls
Pastries, various
Wheat Bread
White Bread
Wheat Rolls
Garlic Bread
Pastries, various
Croissants
Muffins, various
Wheat Bread
White Bread
Baguettes
Croissants
Rolls
Qty Needed Qty Shipped
25
50
50
25
20
12
1875
100
85
75
75
325
325
200
150
150
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Invoice
Michigan Ave. Athletic Club
To :
Date :
Oc to be r 14, 2007
Inv o ic e #:
451520
Custo me r ID:
77894
Ho ji Che n
12 W. 21st S tre e t
Chic ag o , Illino is
60602
288-0217
Salesperson
Job
P ayment T erms
Due Date
Je nnife r Fulto n
AR S upe rv iso r
Due upo n re c e ipt
11/14/07
Qty
Description
2.50
M assag e - pe r ho ur
1.00
Fac ial
75.00
75.00
1.00
Bo dy wrap
65.00
65.00
3.25
Re sistanc e training - pe r ho ur
30.00
97.50
Unit P rice
$
Line T otal
100.00
S ubto tal
$
$
To tal Paid
To tal Due No w
M ake all c he c ks pay able to M ic hig an Av e . Athle tic Club
Thank y ou for y our b usiness!
200 W. M ic hig an Av e . - Chic ag o , Illino is - 60614 - (606) 559-1200
250.00
487.50
125.00
$
362.50