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Spreadsheets 2.student.2
Spreadsheets 2.student.2
Spreadsheets 2.student.2
Fundamental Skills 2
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Spreadsheet Presentation
• As a spreadsheet is used to
present information, being able
to present it WELL, is a skill in
itself.
• Presentation can be enhanced
by such things as Setting text
And cell attributes, use of
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Text & Cell Attributes
• Headings should be a A consistent style
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Text & Cell Attributes
• Use cell formatting techniques such as:
• Merging cells,
• Wrapping text within a cell
• Adjusting the vertical as well as the horizontal alignment
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Spreadsheet Printing
• Printing a worksheet properly
can sometimes be a complex
task.
• Some options that can solve
these problems are:
• decreasing/increasing margins
• decreasing/increasing margins
• reducing/increasing column
• reducing/increasing column widths
widths
• changing the layout from portrait to landscape.
• changing the layout from portrait
to landscape.
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Spreadsheet Printing
• Headers and/or footers should be used
and Page numbers must be included if more than one page is us
• more than one page is used.
• Where there is a large amount of
information to be shown,
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Advantages of Charts
• Easier to Identify trends
• Easier to Identify interrelationships in data
• data.
Chart is linked to the data so that
• changes to the data are shown
immediately in the chart.
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Chart Types
Bar & Column Charts 90
90
80
80
• Show values of data 70
70
Show values of data and allow 60
and allow 60
50
comparison between categories 50
comparison 40
40
East
East
30 West
between categories 30
20
20
West
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• Bar - horizontal 10
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1st
1st 2nd
2nd 3rd
3rd 4th
• Column - vertical Qtr
Qtr Qtr
Qtr Qtr
4th
Qtr Qtr
Qtr
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Chart Types
Stacked Charts 140
140
120
• Show more than 120
100
100
one item for each 80
80 West
West
category, allowing
one item for each category, allowing comparison within the category.
60
60 East
East
40
comparison within 40
20
20
the category. 00
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Chart Types
Pie Charts
• Show values of data
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Chart Types
Picture Charts 100
100
90
90
• They are bar or 80
80
70
70
column charts that 60
60
50
50 East
East
40
40
They care bar or column charts that gave been filled with a graphic 30
30
20
20
10
10
• Select a bar and 00
1st 2nd 3rd
1st 2nd 3rd
then choose ‘Fill Qtr
Qtr Qtr
Qtr Qtr
Qtr
effects’ from the
Format menu.
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Chart Components
Chart
Chart title
Number
Title
Number of
of Cars
Cars Sold
Sold
100
100
Legend
90
90 Value axis Values in East
East
80
80 Value axis (y-axis) Values
a data in a data series
West
West
N 70
N 70
(Y-axis)
o
o
. 60
. 60
series
50
C 50
C
a 40
r
a 40
r
s 30
Category axis
Category axis (X- axis)
s 30
20
20
(X- axis)
10
10
0
0
1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr 4th Qtr
1st Qtr 2nd Qua
Qtr rte rs
3rd Qtr 4th Qtr
Qua rte rs
Category labels
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Creating Charts
• To create a chart first select (by
clicking and dragging)
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Creating Charts
• Once the chart has been created it is
possible toeditedit
anyany
part part
of theof the chart.
chart.
• Select the
Select the component
component that needs
that needs to be to be
changed
changed and choose the selected item
from the Format menu or use the chart
toolbar.
• The chart type can also be changed by
selecting Chart Type from the Chart menu.
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Printing Charts
• You can elect to print a
chart as a separate sheet
or as part of the worksheet
containing the data.
• To print a chart as a
separate sheet if it is
embedded, Selcte the chart first
And choose Print.
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Thank You
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