You are the outgoing treasurer of your sorority and as your last task, you would like to create a membership template to enable future treasurers to track memberships, dues, and activities. To reach your goal you will download and customize an Excel template. As part of the customization process, you will create a macro to format text, use VBA to protect the workbook, and inspect the workbook for issues. Start Excel. Download and open the file named . Grader has automatically added your last name to the beginning of the filename. Click cell A1, delete the template text, and type . Delete Column L. Select the range A1:L7 and clear all data validation that was included in the template. Add a comment in cell A1 that says ” “. Be sure to enter the comment as it appears, including the period and excluding the quotation marks. Use the Macro Recorder to record a macro named that sorts the records in ascending order based on selection (nt: use relative references when recording the macro). Ensure the Developer Tab is enabled, then create a Form Control Button named spanning the cell range C1:D1 (ensure that the button is inside the cell borders), and assign the Sort macro. Be sure the label is displayed on the Form Control Button. Use the VBA Editor to insert a new module named . To complete the step, type the code as it appears below. Note there is one blank line after the opening declaration (sub Unprotect). The remaining code does not have space between lines. Insert a new module named . To complete the step, type the code as it appears below. Note there is one blank line
after the declaration (Sub Protect). The remaining code does not have space between lines. Type the following to complete the procedure. Exit the VBA Editor and create a Form Control Button named spanning the cell B1. Assign the UnprotectWorksheet macro. Be sure the label appears on the Form control button. Then save the file as a macro enabled workbook. Create a Form Control Button named spanning the cell E1. Be sure to display the label on the Form Control Button and then assign the Protect macro. Use the Document Inspector to check the document for issues. Remove the Document Properties and Personal Information and the Headers and Footers information. Do not remove Comments and Macro information. Note: If using a Mac, please skip this step and proceed to step 13. Check the document for Accessibility and compatibility with Excel 2010, 2013, and 2016. Insert a new worksheet named . Open the VBA Editor, open module 1, and copy the code. Paste the code in the Code worksheet starting in cell A1. Then delete the rows that are blank (2,4,5, and 6). Open the VBA Editor, open the Protect module, and copy the code. Paste the code in the Code worksheet starting in cell A17. Delete any additional blank rows that appear in the code (row 18). Open the VBA Editor, open the Unprotect module, and copy the code. Paste the code in the Code worksheet starting in cell A22. Then delete any additional blank rows that appear in the code (row 23). Save and close . Be sure to save the workbook as a file, not a macro enabled workbook. Exit Excel. Submit the file as directed.