Question

create a worksheet in which you would maintain your monthly expenses on stationary it must have the following headings start number commodity price quantity and find total for each heading​

Answer 1

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Explanation:

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Creating a budget is of one the simplest and most useful tasks you can do using a spreadsheet. By using a spreadsheet, any changes you make to your budget are instantly updated across the whole budget, with totals calculated for you.

This tutorial shows you how to create a budget using Microsoft Excel 2013. If you’re using an earlier version of Excel or a spreadsheet from another company, you’ll find the principles and general techniques carry over, even though the menu commands differ.

I’ll show you how to create a simple budget summary for a small organization we’ll call Bleeding Heart Do-Gooders. You can use the same approach to create a household budget, a budget for a trip or a specific event, and so on

Adding data and formulae

Here’s how to create the budget:

Open Excel and create a new blank worksheet.

No matter what sort of spreadsheet I am creating—a budget, timesheet, whatever—I usually find it’s best to leave a couple of rows at the top and a couple of columns at the left empty when I start setting up the spreadsheet. This makes it easy to insert a heading or to reorganize the design—it’s amazing how often you discover you should have allowed for another column or row, and while it’s easy to insert these later it’s even easier to allow a little space to start with.

So, click in cell C4 (that is, column 4 row C) and type ‘Income’ (don’t include the quotation marks).

Now we’re going to start listing our income categories and the amounts budgeted for each, so:

Click in cell D5;

Type ‘Donations’;

Press the Tab key;

Type ‘50,000’;

Press Enter;

Type Grants;

Press the Tab key;

Type ‘75,000’;

Press Enter.

Do you notice how you press the Tab key to move between columns and the Enter key to move down to the next row starting in the first data entry column? It’s quite different from how things work in most other programs, but you’ll find it’s a consistent feature of spreadsheet programs. ... hope it helps you...

Answer 2

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