The following represents the required criteria for the final project: 1. Final w

The following represents the required criteria for the final project:
1. Final work must reflect the approved idea and submitted executive summary proposal.
2. The project must demonstrate the various principles and practices covered in the course, including but not limited to:
• The use of LOOKUP functions (where appropriate)
• The application of logic operators
• Conditional testing (i.e., IF statements)
• Effective layout design and formatting
• A documentation sheet with introduction and instructions
• Inclusion of tool tips
• A clear organizational structure
• The use of complex formulas and functions
• The implementation of macros
• The incorporation of relative user interaction
• A clean way to present/display information and usage outcomes
• The use of multiple worksheets within a workbook
3. There must be available demonstration data or content to show functionality.
If your solution requires data to work, be sure to locate or create the appropriate data. You must show all aspects of the project functioning during your presentation so that the rest of the class will understand your vision and intent.
4. The final outcome must work.
Make sure that it functions as expected and provided the needed data sets (by creating or locating them) for testing and demonstration.
5. You must be able to explain it in terms of…
• Its purpose;
• What it does;
• How it works; and
• What you learned doing it.