Order Form$/$Invoice Assignment

Businesses utilize a number of forms to capture and calculate data. One of the most typical is an order form, sometimes called an invoice. In this exercise, you'll be creating an order form from scratch in Excel. A general example is provided on the final page of these instructions, which uses proper layout, formatting, and style components. While you're encouraged to take some liberties in the design of your own form, try to follow the basic tenets of function and professionalism: don't leave too much blank space, stick to a common and subdued color scheme with sufficient contrast, keep fonts and number formats consistent, etc.

Open a new, blank Excel workbook, and save the file as Order Form.

Rename your Sheet$1$ worksheet tab Documentation.

Type Documentation in cell A$1,$ Name in A$3,$ Date in A$4,$ and Purpose in A$5.$ Resize and bold these headings as desired for emphasis.

Type your name in B$3,$ the date in B$4,$ and describe the purpose of your workbook in A$5.$

Insert a worksheet named Order Form after the Documentation worksheet.

Enter the following information in the order form $($use the Example beneath these instructions as a guide$)$: