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# SIMnet Projects Release Notes for Monday, February 17, 2014

For release Monday, February 17, 2014:

## New Project

A Skills Approach : Excel 2013 – Chapter 7 Skill Review 7.1

## New/Improved Grading Features

Charts

* Improve chart functions to work when multiple charts are present on one worksheet.
* Determine if a chart has a secondary axis.
* Identify legend position.
* Compare fill color for a point in a series.
* Compare line format options for a series.

Sparklines

* Determine whether markers and other points such as high point and last point are show on trend lines.
* Compare colors of markers and other points.

Trendlines

* Identify the begin arrow and/or end arrow type.
* Count the number of trendlines in a chart.

WordArt

* Verify existence of word art on a worksheet.
* Compare text effects.

Pictures

* Compare picture style characteristics.

## Bug Fixes

In Practice Word Independent Project 2-4: Fixed a grading error that was occurring with a paragraph spacing function.

In Practice Excel Independent Project 4-4: Fixed a grading error that was occurring in a conditional formatting function.

Fixed an error that was occurring when comparing font properties of cover page document properties.


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