Well, I have to create a spreadsheet for a company to demonstrate that I know how to use Excel.  They give me all the numbers, I just need to know the formulas to calculate the totals of those numbers.  For instance, this theoretical company owner sells bikes.  He sells them for $250, and he can sell 15 a week.  I have to come up with the formula to calculate the sales for the entire year.  I also have to come up with a formula to calculate the cost of goods for a year - which is $150 per bike.  I can do the math part, that's easy.  It's just the formulas that I'm having a hard time with. 

See above.  There are very specific formulas that Excel uses to calculate for you so you don't have to do the math yourself.  It's supposed to be easier - I, however, am having a harder time with the formulas than I am the math.  I'm feeling pretty darn stupid, actually, and I'm becoming more and more convinced that Excel is the devil's work - which would make Bill Gates the devil incarnate.

I sure hop so too!  Like Terp said, we may all end up learning something from this!

No, basic is good.  It's an opportunity for me to see how other people do things - I'm always on the lookout for better ways of doing things!

Thanks for the help, Pseudo.