| Exercises |
Office: figures and
charts |
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| profits |
an
introduction to using spreadsheets with simple calculations
and the opportunity to do some graphs and charts
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| reviews |
an
exercise which can be tried in both a table or a spreadsheet:
useful as a comparison of the two perhaps. Useful opportunites
to learn more about fonts and getting a display of data right |
| exams |
entering
information on a sheet, calculations and amendments plus production
of some graphs |
| staff
list |
entering
information on a sheet, calculations and amendments plus production
of some graphs |
| cars |
performing
several search and print tasks using a large Excel database.
You will need the data
too. |
| the
tea club |
producing
a simple income and expenditure sheet with calculations of monthly
balances, some more difficult calculations and some charts too
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| Formation
accounts |
a
more advanced task involving the production of account statements
for a number of customers. You will need the data
for this one, and the notepaper.
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| course
report |
This
is a very simple introduction to transferring spreadsheet and
database information to a text document and also to the production
of straightforward charts. |
| Six
months' gardening |
A
miniature IBTII set of tasks. Rather than spending all your
time entering text or data, this exercise gets you to do many
of the types of job you will have to do in a real assignment
in one session. |
| football
league table |
Quite
a challenging exercise which you can take as far as your skills
allow. You may well return to it again at the Advanced level.
There's a sample answer here to
help. |
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