Select the Summary sheet. Sort the data by Apartment Complex in alphabetical order and further sort it by # Bed (the number of bedrooms) from smallest to largest.	5
3.	Use the Subtotal feature to insert subtotal rows by Apartment Complex to calculate the average Total Deposit.	5
4.	Add a second subtotal (without removing the first subtotal) by # Bed to calculate the average Total Deposit by the number of bedrooms.	5
5.	Use the outline symbols to display only the subtotal rows.	5
6.	Create an automatic outline and collapse the outline above Total Deposit.	5
Create a PivotTable You want to create a PivotTable to determine the total monthly rental revenue for occupied apartments. After creating the initial PivotTable, you will format the values, set a filter, and name the PivotTable.
7.	Display the Rentals sheet and create a blank Pivot-Table on a new worksheet. Do not add the data to the data model.	5
8.	Place the Apartment Complex and # Bed fields in Rows and the Rental Price field as Values.	5
9.	Format the Sum of Rent for Accounting Number Format with 0 decimal places and enter the custom name Total Rent Collected.	5
10.	Select the Occupied field for the filter and set the filter to Yes to display data for occupied apartments.	5
11.	Name the PivotTable Rental Revenue and change the name of Sheet1 to Rental Revenue.	5
Change Value Field Settings and Create a Calculated Field Periodically, you increase the rental rates to account for increased operating costs. You want to perform a what-if analysis to calculate the total monthly rental revenue if the rates increase by 5% for the occupied apartments.
12.	Insert a calculated field to multiply the Rental Price by 1.05.	5
13.	Customize the calculated field by completing the following steps: Change the custom name to New Rental Revenue. Apply Accounting Number Format with 0 decimal places.	5
14.	Select the range B3:C3 and apply these formats: wrap text, Align Right horizontal alignment, 30 row height, and 15 column widths.	5
Apply a Style, Insert a Slicer, and Insert a Timeline You want to apply a different PivotTable style to have a similar color scheme as the dataset. In addition, you will insert a slicer to facilitate filtering apartments by the number of bedrooms. Finally, you will insert a timeline so that you can filter data by year apartments were last remodeled
15.	Apply Light Orange, Pivot Style Medium 10 to the PivotTable.	5
16.	Display banded rows.	5
17.	Insert a slicer for # Bed so that you can filter the dataset by number of bedrooms. Then complete the following steps to customize the slicer: Change the slicer caption to # of Bedrooms. Change the slicer height to 1.4" and width to 1.75". Apply Light Orange, Slicer Style Light 2. Cut the slicer and paste it in cell E2.	20
18.	Insert a timeline for the Last Remodel field and complete the following steps: Change the time period to YEARS. Apply Light Orange, Timeline Style Light 2. Change the timeline height to 1.4" and width to 3.75".	15
Create a Relationship Between Tables, Create a PivotTable, and Create a PivotChart The Databases sheet contains two tables. You will create a relationship between those tables and create a PivotTable using fields from both tables so that you can calculate the percentage of apartments within each complex that have 1-, 2- and 3-bedroom units. MAC TROUBLESHOOTING: Because Excel for Mac does not support relationships, you must use Excel for Windows to complete the rest of this exercise.
19.	Display the Databases sheet.	5
20.	Create a relationship between the APARTMENTS table using the Code field and the COMPLEX table using the Code field.	5
21.	Create a PivotTable using the data model on a new sheet. Change the sheet name to Bedrooms. Select the Apartment Name field from the COMPLEX table for Rows, the # Bed field for Columns, and the # Bed field as Values.	5
22.	Display the values as a percentage of row totals.	5
23.	Create a Clustered Column PivotChart. Cut the chart and paste it in cell A13.	5
24.	Customize the PivotChart by completing these steps: Select the 3-bedroom data series and apply the Black, Text 1, Lighter 50% solid fill color. Apply Black, Text 1 font color to the vertical axis and category axis. Change the chart height to 3.4" and the width to 5.2". Hide the field buttons in the PivotChart.	20
Finalizing Your Workbook You will finalize your workbook by adding a footer to the worksheets you changed and created.
25.	Create a footer on all worksheets with your name, the sheet name code, and the file name code.	5
26.	Save and close the file. Based on your instructors directions, submit e05c1Apartments_LastFirst.