You created a basic payroll sheet during the first Excel homework
for your employees. Now you must determine which employees are
benefit eligible.
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Open the payroll.xls file you
created for last week's homework assignment.
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Save it as a new file called
payroll-benefits.xls
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Rename Sheet 1 to Payroll
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Duplicate the Payroll worksheet as
follows: With the control key held down, drag the "Payroll"
worksheet tab to right to create a duplicate sheet.
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Rename the new sheet Benefits.
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Delete all data from the worksheet
except for the employee ID and First/Last name
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Add new headings as shown below:

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Fill in the data in columns D & E
as follows
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Randomly assign employees a
status of either Full or Part for Full-time or Part-time.
(Remember you can copy/paste cells for ease of input.)
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Randomly assign employees a
number of years worked ranging from 1-10.
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Complete the formulas for Columns
F - I according to the different scenarios listed below.
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Health Care: Employees who are
full time AND have worked more than five years are eligible
to receive health care benefits. Either Yes they are
eligible or No they are not.
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Retirement: Only full time
employees receive benefits. If they are eligible write
"RET" in the cell or else leave the cell blank.
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Vacation: All employees
who have worked more than five years, receive $200
per year they have
worked as a vacation credit, or else they get
nothing. Be sure you calculate the full vacation credit for
each employee.
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Dental-Vision: Employees can
buy their dental and vision insurance if they are already
receiving Health Care benefits for a $20 payroll deduction.
Either they pay out $20 or nothing.
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At the bottom of your worksheet
create two formulas that calculate how many full time and part
time employees you have.
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Your completed Benefits worksheet
should look similar to the following:

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Save your work.
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Upload the Excel workbook via
Blackboard.