Created from Youtube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k3a4yRhzt18videoConcepts covered:Microsoft Excel, functions, formulas, charts, spreadsheet
In this episode, Teacher Jeff introduces Grade 6 students to the functions and formulas in Microsoft Excel, an electronic spreadsheet tool. The lesson covers basic operations, creating charts, and understanding key components of Excel such as the formula bar, status bar, and various chart types.
Introduction to Spreadsheet Tables and Microsoft Excel
Concepts covered:spreadsheet, Microsoft Excel, numeric data, formula, pie chart
This chapter introduces students to the basics of spreadsheet tables, specifically focusing on Microsoft Excel. It includes activities to identify MS Office programs, unscramble terms related to spreadsheets, and practice basic operations within Excel.
Question 1
Spreadsheets can perform basic math operations.
Question 2
Where is 'Excel' located in the table?
Question 3
The program used for electronic spreadsheets in Microsoft Office is _____.
Question 4
CASE STUDY: You are preparing a financial report using Microsoft Excel. You need to calculate the total sales for each quarter and represent the data visually.
All of the following are suitable visual representations except:
Question 5
CASE STUDY: You need to perform a complex calculation involving several cells in Excel. You are considering which function to use.
Select two suitable functions:
Comprehensive Guide to Microsoft Excel Features and Chart Creation
Concepts covered:formula bar, status bar, menu bar, spreadsheet, chart creation
This chapter provides a detailed guide on various features and functionalities of Microsoft Excel, including the formula bar, status bar, menu bar, and spreadsheet. It also outlines steps for creating charts, using formulas, and saving documents in Excel.
Question 6
A spreadsheet is like a filing system and a calculator.
Question 7
Which contains all Excel features?
Question 8
A _____ is like a filing system and a calculator.
Question 9
CASE STUDY: You are creating a budget spreadsheet and need to display the data entered in the worksheet.
Which element does not display entered data?
Question 10
CASE STUDY: You are tasked with creating a chart in Excel and need to compute the average values for the chart.
Select the correct steps to compute averages.
Understanding Functions and Formulas in Electronic Spreadsheets
Concepts covered:electronic spreadsheet, functions, formulas, MS Excel, data analysis
This chapter provides a comprehensive review of functions and formulas in electronic spreadsheet tools, emphasizing their role in performing calculations on numerical data. It also covers the identification of various parts of MS Excel and their functionalities, concluding with a motivational message for learners.
Question 11
A spreadsheet is like a filing system and a calculator.
Question 12
What starts with an equal sign in spreadsheets?
Question 13
A spreadsheet is like a filing system and a _____.
Question 14
CASE STUDY: You are preparing a financial report using an electronic spreadsheet tool. You need to calculate the total revenue from multiple cells containing sales data.
All of the following are correct applications of formulas except:
Question 15
CASE STUDY: You need to create a chart in a spreadsheet to present quarterly sales data.
Select two correct steps to create a chart:
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