Make a spreadsheet with the following columns: Plaintext character, ASCII code (7-bits, binary number), First bit, Second bit, Third bit, Fourth bit, Fifth bit, Sixth bit, Seventh bit, Number of bits with value = 1, Parity bit for odd parity coding, Parity bit for even parity coding. Enter the letters, the ten digits (0-9), and special characters in the plaintext column, i.e., copy the first column ONLY as shown in the screenshot. The ASCII column should convert the plaintext character to the binary code used by your computer. The next seven columns should each display one bit of the ASCII code, beginning with the leftmost digit. (Hint: Excel provides text functions that can select individual characters from a string). The tenth column should sum the number of bits that have the value '1'. (Hint: the text functions used to populate columns 3-9 return a text string that you will need to convert to a numeric value). The eleventh column should have a 1 if the number in the tenth column is odd and 0 if the number in the tenth column is even. The twelfth column should have a 1 if the number in the tenth column is even and a 0 if the number in the tenth column is odd.