Type in the last row of column 2, then bold the text. “Total:” Here’s how: In the expenses” table, select rows 1-6 in the first column only “Typical On the Layout Ribbon, Merge Group, click the Merge Cells Button Click in the last row of the table On the Layout Ribbon, Merge Group, click the Split Cells Button Change the number of columns to 3, click OK Click in the middle cell of the last row Type: Total: (Include the colon) Select the word Total (Including the colon) Use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl/B to bold (MAC users Command/B) Format the expenses” as follows to better suit its contents: “Typical Set the of column 1 to 0.95", then set the width of column 3 to 1.0". Apply the alignment option to the contents of column 1. Align Center Apply the Align Center Right alignment option to the following cells: All of column 3 Cell containing the Subtotal:” text “Preparation Cell containing the the Job Subtotal:” text “On Cell containing the text Here’s how: Click in the 1st column of the expenses” table “Typical On the Layout Ribbon, Cell Size Group, set the width to .95, press Enter Click in column 3 On the Layout Ribbon, Cell Size set the width to 1.0, press Enter Position the mouse pointer at the top of column 1 until you see a black arrow, click to select the column On the Layout Ribbon, Alignment Group, select the Align Center Button Position the mouse pointer at the top of column 3 until you see a black arrow, click to select the column On the Layout Ribbon, Alignment select the Align Center Right Button Repeat using the Align Center Right command in the cells that contain Subtotal:,” the Job subtotal:,” and “Preparation “On “Total:” Complete the expenses” table by adding fields with formulas as “Typical follows: In the column of the Subtotal:” row, insert a field “Amount” “Preparation with a formula that calculates the sum of the four Preparation expenses. In the column of the the Job Subtotal:” row, insert a field “Amount” “On with the following formula to calculate the sum of the three On the Job expenses: =SUM(C7:C9)
Type in the last row of column 2, then bold the “Total:” text. Here’s how: In the “Typical expenses” table, select rows 1-6 in the first column only On the Layout Ribbon, Merge Group, click the Merge Cells Button Click in the last row of the table On the Layout Ribbon, Merge Group, click the Split Cells Button Change the number of columns to 3, click OK Click in the middle cell of the last row Type: Total: (Include the colon) Select the word Total (Including the colon) Use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl/B to bold (MAC users Command/B) Format the “Typical expenses” as follows to better suit its contents: Set the of column 1 to 0.95", then set the width of column 3 to 1.0". Apply the Align Center alignment option to the contents of column 1. Apply the Align Center Right alignment option to the following cells: All of column 3 Cell containing the “Preparation Subtotal:” text Cell containing the “On the Job Subtotal:” text Cell containing the text Here’s how: Click in the 1st column of the “Typical expenses” table On the Layout Ribbon, Cell Size Group, set the width to .95, press Enter Click in column 3 On the Layout Ribbon, Cell Size set the width to 1.0, press Enter Position the mouse pointer at the top of column 1 until you see a black arrow, click to select the column On the Layout Ribbon, Alignment Group, select the Align Center Button Position the mouse pointer at the top of column 3 until you see a black arrow, click to select the column On the Layout Ribbon, Alignment select the Align Center Right Button Repeat using the Align Center Right command in the cells that contain “Preparation Subtotal:,” “On the Job subtotal:,” and “Total:” Complete the “Typical expenses” table by adding fields with formulas as follows: In the “Amount” column of the “Preparation Subtotal:” row, insert a field with a formula that calculates the sum of the four Preparation expenses. In the “Amount” column of the “On the Job Subtotal:” row, insert a field with the following formula to calculate the sum of the three On the Job expenses: =SUM(C7:C9)
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