Question

Your community plans to hold a fundraiser to improve its infrastructure and environment. The community has a budget of $10,000 for organizing the event. Approximately 200 people will attend the event. You have the responsibility of managing the community’s finances and ensure that the event is a big success.

In this activity, you will learn to use spreadsheet software by completing the following tasks.

Get an estimate of the various expenses involved in arranging the fundraiser. Present the cost estimates in a tabular form using spreadsheet software.

You may use online resources to find any information that you need.


(PLZ HELP ASAP AS POSSIBLE lol !!!!)

Answer 1

Step-by-step explanation:

Here are the steps to create a table in Microsoft Excel:1. Open Microsoft Excel on your computer.2. Click on the first cell where you want to add data. For example, click on cell A1.3. Type the name of the expense in cell A1. For example, "Venue rental."4. Press the "Tab" key on your keyboard to move to the next cell.5. Type the estimated cost of the expense in cell B1. For example, "2,000."6. Press "Enter" on your keyboard to move to the next row.7. Repeat steps 3 to 6 for each expense and its estimated cost.8. When you have added all the expenses and their estimated costs, you can format the table as per your liking.9. To format the table, select the cells that you want to format. For example, select cells A1:B7.10. Go to the "Home" tab and choose a formatting style from the "Cell Styles" section.11. You can also adjust the width of columns and height of rows to make the table more presentable. To adjust column width, click on the right border of the column header and drag it to the desired width. To adjust row height, click on the bottom border of the row header and drag it to the desired height.Once you have created the table, you can save it and share it with others.

Answer 2

You never said what we are supposed to do...

But here is what a spreadsheet will look like.

Just add like stuff like: Chairs, food, tables, ect to the left

then add the costs to the right, then add it all up and round the cost up (to estimate)