Continuing last class' exercise 3. Sorting/Graphing/Percentages/Average:
Part II:
Make your Percentage formula with a cell reference to the Max Grade cell using fixed cell reference (absolute range). Eg: 100
- Change the Max Grade in cell F2 to 200 and then change it again to 130 and see what happens to the results.
- Insert 2 columns between the columns named Grade and Percentage.
- Label those columns as Assignment/Test 2 and Grade 2.
- Complete these columns with assignments/test and grades information.
- Under the Average column enter the formula to calculate the average between Grade and Grade 2.
- Insert three rows at the top
- Merge the rows and columns into one and add the title: "Students Grades for Spreadsheets class".
Part III:
- Select columns: Assignment/Test and Grade (including the header row)
- Insert a Bar Chart (What is this?)
- Place the graph/chart right under these columns Assignment/Test and Grade
- Analyze the information graphed
- Repeat the same process using columns Assignment/Test 2 and Grade 2 (including the header row)
- select columns, insert bar chart, place graph under those columns, analyze the information graphed)
4. Mix and Match:
- Add a new Sheet and label it: 'My Challenge'
- Create a challenge spreadsheet exercise including instructions, examples, etc for another group/student to solve.
- It has to include the following design specifications:
Make your Percentage formula with a cell reference to the Max Grade cell using fixed cell reference (absolute range). Eg: 100
- Change the Max Grade in cell F2 to 200 and then change it again to 130 and see what happens to the results.
- Insert 2 columns between the columns named Grade and Percentage.
- Label those columns as Assignment/Test 2 and Grade 2.
- Complete these columns with assignments/test and grades information.
- Insert 1 column between the columns named Percentage and Max Grade.
- Label it: Average- Under the Average column enter the formula to calculate the average between Grade and Grade 2.
- Insert three rows at the top
- Merge the rows and columns into one and add the title: "Students Grades for Spreadsheets class".
Part III:
- Select columns: Assignment/Test and Grade (including the header row)
- Insert a Bar Chart (What is this?)
- Place the graph/chart right under these columns Assignment/Test and Grade
- Analyze the information graphed
- Repeat the same process using columns Assignment/Test 2 and Grade 2 (including the header row)
- select columns, insert bar chart, place graph under those columns, analyze the information graphed)
4. Mix and Match:
- Add a new Sheet and label it: 'My Challenge'
- Create a challenge spreadsheet exercise including instructions, examples, etc for another group/student to solve.
- It has to include the following design specifications:
- use header rows
- sequence numbering
- sorting ascending and descending
- insert columns and rows
- column and row merge
- format title (font, color, size, shading, etc)
- three different formulas
- one fixed cell reference
- copy/cut and paste information
- insert a graph (pie, bar, etc)
- format the graph: change the Title: font & color, the colors of the bars/pie pieces, etc)
Type all the instructions and information on your "My Challenge" sheet. You can merge 5 columns by 5 rows for it.
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