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SURNAME, FIRST NAMES
CAT
(CAPS - Gr. 10)
GRADE 10: 2013

CLASS
Avg. %
Avg. Mk

50

Practical Test
Term 1

50

Theory Test
70

Test

Paper 1
120

(Practical)
Term 2

Paper 2
Mid-year Exam

100

(Theory)
50

Practical Test
Term 3

50

Theory Test

Paper 1
140

(Practical)

Page 1 of 2
Term 4

Paper 2
Final Exam

125

(Theory)
29

Phase 1
26

Phase 2
PAT

39

Phase 3

Term 1 Total
100

Term 2 Total
100
V5

Term 3 Total
No.

100
Code
1

Term 4 Total
100

Running Total
2

100

(Terms 1-3)
3

Rating Code
1-7
4

PAT TOTAL
5

FINAL EXAM TOTAL


6

GRAND TOTAL
100 200 400
7

FINAL TOTAL %
100

Final Rating Code


© WCED
1-7
TOT
Please Enable Macros before proceding!
(You will need to use the macro buttons to perform various tasks in the
spreadsheet. To print this message, click on the printer icon.)

To enable macros in Office 2000 to 2003.


1. In your Excel menubar, click TOOLS —> MACRO —> SECURITY
2. Select the "Medium" macro Security Level, then click OK.
3. Close Excel completely and then reopen Excel and your spreadsheet.
4. When prompted, choose "Enable Macros."

To enable macros in Office 2007.


1. In Excel, click the Office button in the upper left corner of the screen.
2. Click the "Excel Options" button in the lower right.
3. Click the "Trust Center" button on the left. Then, at the bottom right, select
"Trust Center Settings".
4. In the next window, select "Macro Settings," then select the radio button for
"Disable all macros with notification."
5. To close the Trust Center window, click the lower right "OK" button.
6. Close Excel completely.
7. Reopen Excel and your spreadsheet (one with macros, anyway).
8. In the SECURITY WARNING banner, click the "Options" button.

9. Select the radio box beside "Enable this content," then click "OK."

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