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In distribution centers and warehouses, it is essential to uniquely identify every item that is being stored to facilitate inventory management. Therefore, individual items are assigned a tracking identification number (TIN). A warehouse has developed a specific format for their TIN, which consists of four groups of digits separated by the character (i.e., XX-XX-XXX-XXX). Each group of digits has a specific length and meaning, as follows: The first group has two digits (XX) and represents the area of the warehouse in which the item is stored. The valid range of numbers for this group is [1-99], The second group has two digits (XX) and represents the aisle in which the item is stored. The valid range of numbers for this group is [1-99], The third group has three digits (XXX) and represents the shelf number in which the item is located. The valid range of numbers for this group is [1-999], The fourth group has three digits (XXX) and represents the item number. The valid range of numbers for this group is [1-999], For the purposes of this problem, you can assume that the user always provides a valid TIN (i.e., four groups of digits separated by the character and containing a number within the valid range). Another important assumption is that no leading zeros arc allowed (e.g., "01" or "001") in any of the four digit groups that form a TIN. Write a sub procedure named TrackingID that takes a TIN provided by the user from cell C_7 (e.g., 11 -2-323-745) and does the following: Displays the portion of the TIN that represents the area of the warehouse centered in cell C_9. Displays the portion of the TIN that represents the aisle centered in cell C_10. Displays the portion of the TIN that represents the shelf number centered in cell C_11. Displays the portion of the TIN that represents the item number centered in cell C_12. Cells B_7, B_9, B_10, B_11, and B_12 should display the labels shown in Figure 1. These labels must be displayed in BOLD type and be right-aligned. Your sub procedure should end by selecting cell C_7. In distribution centers and warehouses, it is essential to uniquely identify every item that is being stored to facilitate inventory management. Therefore, individual items are assigned a tracking identification number (TIN). A warehouse has developed a specific format for their TIN, which consists of four groups of digits separated by the character (i.e., XX-XX-XXX-XXX). Each group of digits has a specific length and meaning, as follows: The first group has two digits (XX) and represents the area of the warehouse in which the item is stored. The valid range of numbers for this group is [1-99], The second group has two digits (XX) and represents the aisle in which the item is stored. The valid range of numbers for this group is [1-99], The third group has three digits (XXX) and represents the shelf number in which the item is located. The valid range of numbers for this group is [1-999], The fourth group has three digits (XXX) and represents the item number. The valid range of numbers for this group is [1-999], For the purposes of this problem, you can assume that the user always provides a valid TIN (i.e., four groups of digits separated by the character and containing a number within the valid range). Another important assumption is that no leading zeros arc allowed (e.g., "01" or "001") in any of the four digit groups that form a TIN. Write a sub procedure named TrackingID that takes a TIN provided by the user from cell C_7 (e.g., 11 -2-323-745) and does the following: Displays the portion of the TIN that represents the area of the warehouse centered in cell C_9. Displays the portion of the TIN that represents the aisle centered in cell C_10. Displays the portion of the TIN that represents the shelf number centered in cell C_11. Displays the portion of the TIN that represents the item number centered in cell C_12. Cells B_7, B_9, B_10, B_11, and B_12 should display the labels shown in Figure 1. These labels must be displayed in BOLD type and be right-aligned. Your sub procedure should end by selecting cell C_7