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MO-200: Microsoft Excel (Excel and Excel 2019)
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This exam measures competency in the fundamentals of creating and managing worksheets and workbooks, creating cells and ranges, creating tables, applying formulas and functions, and creating charts and objects. The exam covers the ability to create and edit a workbook with multiple sheets and use a graphic element to represent data visually. Workbook examples include professional-looking budgets, financial statements, team performance charts, sales invoices, and data entry logs.
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In this how-to article, you will learn how you can build your very own Cost Calculator. Having the ability to calculate the cost is important in educating consumers and potential customers.
Gather the Tools
What you will need to build your own Cost Calculator:
Microsoft Excel – Excel will allow you to add the input and output labels and formulas for your calculator.
LeadDoubler – LeadDoubler is a web-based software that will allow you to turn the raw .xls (Excel file) into a beautiful and fully-functional online calculator.
Ready? Let’s go!
The process:
- Step 1: Create Excel Document
- Step 2: Launch LeadDoubler and Choose a Template
- Step 3: Edit Page and Publish
Step 1: Create Excel Document
Our example Cost Calculator will be “How much do you spend on coffee?”
I saw this on a USA Today Article and thought it would be a great example to use for this how-to article.
Let’s start by opening Microsoft Excel and creating a new worksheet.
First, we have the Inputs, the Labels and the Values for our Excel file. Column A will have our labels, Column B our default values, and Column C will define the range of the values (and types of input).
Next, we add the label “calculate” to separate the inputs and outputs. Anything listed after the “calculate” cell will be considered outputs.
In Column B, below “Calculate” label, we can add our formulas. In this Coffee Cost Calculator we will just do a basic multiplication of the input values.
Now we are ready to upload our Excel Sheet in Step 2.
Step 2: Launch LeadDoubler and Choose a Template
- Go to LeadDoubler.com
- Click the green “Signup” button and Register for a free account.
Now, once you are in your dashboard, click the green “New Project” button on the right.
You are now in the template gallery, click the “simple white landing page”.
Now, you are at the template preview page, click the “choose” link on the right to get started editing your landing page and calculator.
This brings us to Step 3.
Step 3: Edit Page and Publish
Now, click “Edit landing page” on the top right
Select “Upload Spreadsheet to change form” and upload the Excel document you created earlier.
Next, we can click “preview” to test and see how your calculator will work and see how it will look before its live.
Now our Calculator is active and ready to calculate.
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Now, when you are ready to publish, click “publish” in the upper right corner of the dashboard and it will bring you to the publish page.
From here you can create your landing page URL or connect it to your own existing domain. The choice is yours.
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Well, Congratulations you now have your very own Cost Calculator!