Download the following Excel Spreadsheets: Chapter 9, Problem 14Download Chapter

Download the following Excel Spreadsheets:
Chapter 9, Problem 14Download Chapter

Download the following Excel Spreadsheets:
Chapter 9, Problem 14Download Chapter 9, Problem 14 (Attached)
Chapter 9, Problem 18 (a, b)Download Chapter 9, Problem 18 (a, b) (Attached)
Data and instructions are included with spreadsheets.
Video Resources
Assignment Review (Attached)
Lecture – Chapter 5 (Attached)
Lecture – Chapter 9 (Attached)
Weeks 1-3 Summary (Attached)
Refer to Assignments and Grading for information on assignment requirements, deadline, and grading rubric.
Assignment problems are located in the text with the assignment.
Answer all questions in the text for each homework problem.
Use the Report Template Download Report Template (Attached)
Preview the document to perform an in-depth analysis of the problem.
Follow the directions on the template and utilize the proper report format shown in the template file.
If the problem has an Excel spreadsheet accompanying the assignment, you MUST submit BOTH the Excel file and a completed Report Template with your analysis and recommendations.
If the assignment has multiple Excel files, you may combine the analysis of all Excel files into a single Report Template. However, ensure you identify each problem with each analysis.
All Excel files and Reports MUST be submitted as a single upload to your grade book.
i.e. if there are three Excel files, you must complete all three Excel files
Complete a Report using the template. You may combine the analysis as stated above.
Submit all three Excel files AND the combined Report Template to your grad book.
Analysis should demonstrate the student’s interpretation of the data based on the information in the corresponding chapter of the text, and their own critical thinking/intuitive skills. Creative thinking and assumptions are allowed, and encouraged, to fully analyze the data.
Analysis of the data in the charts must be separately submitted in a Word document.
If the problem is in Excel format, students must answer the questions in the text as a foundation for a detailed analysis of the chart and accompanying data.
Analysis/interpretation of the data in the charts is required.
Do not describe the chart, rather interpret what the chart is displaying based on the data.
Be specific in your analysis of the chart, and incorporate the material into your answer.