World's Top 10 Most Populous Countries: 2012 and 2014 Rank Country Population 2012 Population 2014 1. China 1,343,239,923 1,355,692,576 2. India 1,205,073,612 1,236,344,631 3. United States...




World's Top 10 Most Populous Countries: 2012 and 2014






































































Rank



Country



Population 2012



Population 2014



1.



China



1,343,239,923



1,355,692,576



2.



India



1,205,073,612



1,236,344,631



3.



United States



313,847,465



318,892,103



4.



Indonesia



248,645,008



253,609,643



5.



Brazil



199,321,413



202,656,788



6.



Pakistan



190,291,129



196,174,380



7.



Nigeria



170,123,740



177,155,754



8.



Bangladesh



161,083,804



166,280,712



9.



Russia



142,517,670



142,470,272



10.



Japan



127,368,088



127,103,388



This taskset is to provide practice working with tables. The document that you start with has a single table already defined without boundary lines. To facilitate viewing the cells in the table, you should make sure that gridlines are visible. If gridlines are not visible turn them on by first clicking on any cell in the table. This makes the table menu tabs visible. Click on the Layout tab to show the Layout ribbon. Click on the View Gridlines menu icon.















































































































Task #



Points



Task Description



1



5



Add a new row to the top of the table, merge the new row so that it only has one cell. Cut the title above the table and paste the text into the new table row.



2



3



Insert a new column to the right of the fourth column.



3



5



Enter the title "Percentage Change" in the second row of the new column. Autofit the column to the new text.



4



2



Now that you have added another column, you need to merge that new cell into the heading. Merge the two cells in the first row.



5



10



Enter the percent of change values in the Percentage Change column to reflect the percent of change between the two years.







































Percentage Change



0.93



2.59



1.61



2



1.67



3.09



4.13



3.23



-0.03



-0.21




6



6



If gridlines are showing on the table, turn them off.  Add borders to the table. Select all the cells in the entire table and choose "All borders" using the Borders icon on the Table-Design ribbon.



7



5



Below the first table create a new table with four columns and five rows using the Graphic Grid on the Insert Table drop down.



8



5



Merge the first row of the table to make it one large cell.



9



7



Enter the title "Sales by Division 2016" without the quotes in the merged cell. Change the alignment to centre and the font size to 14pt.



10



6



Enter the titles "North East", "South East" and "Mid-West" without the quotes centred in the first through third columns of the second row.



11



6



Insert a new column to the left of the first column and merge the first row again so that it only displays one cell.



12



6



Enter the titles "Jan-Apr", "May-Aug" and "Sept-Dec" without the quotes in rows three through five of the first column.



13



9



Using the information shown in the figure enter the sales figures for each division in the table.






























North East



South East



Mid-West



Jan-Apr



25698



45874



69852



May-Aug



23874



46581



72154



Sept-Dec



28658



45895



74589




14



3



Enter the heading "Total Sales" without the quotes in the second row of the last column.



15



3



Calculate the total sales for Jan-Apr by using the formula =SUM(LEFT).



16



6



Using the same =SUM(LEFT) formula calculate the total sales for the other months.



17



8



Right align all the numbers in the table.



18



5



Apply the "Grid Table 5 Accent 6" design to the table. This is the last column and fifth row of the Grid Table Styles.



19



0



Save your file. Navigate to the Assignment ribbon and Submit your work for grading.



Total:



May 19, 2022
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