<p> 1 UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL EXAMINATIONS International General Certificate of Secondary Education </p><p>INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 0418/03 </p><p>Paper 3 Practical Test B May/June 2007 Spreadsheet Part </p><p>You work for a company called Hothouse Design. You are going to perform some clerical tasks for this company. </p><p>All currency values should be in UK pounds (sterling) with the £ sign visible. </p><p>1 Using a suitable software package, load the file J7STOCK2.CSV </p><p>2 In the Company column use a lookup function to show the company name. Use the CCode column for the lookup value and the file J7CODE.CSV for the array. Make sure that you use both absolute and relative referencing within your function. </p><p>Replicate this function so that the company name for each item is shown. </p><p>3 Enter the following data into the model. </p><p>Dcode Rate A 0.225 B 0.18 C 0.1</p><p>4 Name the cell containing 0.225 RateA </p><p>Name the cell containing 0.18 RateB </p><p>Name the cell containing 0.1 RateC </p><p>5 Format these three cells as percentage values to 0 decimal places. </p><p>6 Use a Countif function (that includes both absolute and relative referencing) in cell B2, to count the number of SX entries in the CCode column. Do not count any entries in rows 1 to 4. </p><p>Replicate this function into cell B3 to count the number of BE entries and into cell B4 to count the number of UTB entries. </p><p>7 In the Cost column (Cell G7) use a formula to multiply Unit by Quantity </p><p>Replicate this function so that the Cost price is shown for each item. </p><p>8 In the Discount column (Cell H7) use an IF function to calculate the discount to be given. </p><p>If the Code is A then multiply the named cell RateA by Cost </p><p>2 If the Code is B then multiply the named cell RateB by Cost </p><p>If the Code is C then multiply the named cell RateC by Cost </p><p>Replicate this formula so that the discount is shown for each item. </p><p>9 In the Price column (Cell I7) use a formula to subtract the Discount from the Cost </p><p>Replicate this formula so that the price is shown for each item. </p><p>10 Format only the Unit, Cost, Discount and Price columns as currency in pounds sterling to 2 decimal places. </p><p>11 Show the formulae used. Make sure that the contents of all cells are visible. Save the data model with the name 'First part'</p><p>Make sure that your name and the date are in the header of each page. </p><p>12 Save the data model with the name 'Second part'. You should show the values. Make sure that your name and the date are in the header of each page. </p><p>13 Save the data model with the name 'Third part'. Hide rows 1 to 5 inclusive. </p><p>Hide columns A, C, E, G and H. </p><p>14 Search the data to find all the items where the Price is less than £1 </p><p>Take a screen-shot of your result and place it in a document called EVIDENCE</p><p>15 Select all the data. </p><p>Leave the rows 1 to 5 inclusive and columns A, C, E, G and H hidden. </p><p>Search this data to find all the items where Quantity is greater than or equal to 60 and Price is greater than £2 </p><p>Take a screen-shot of the result and place it in the EVIDENCE document. Make sure that your name and the date are in the header of this document.</p>