Victoria University | (back to Hypermedia) | |
Spreadsheets in the Classroom
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I always like to Introduce software with a Sampler
Exercise |
For Our Exercise in Spreadsheets we will Use MS Excel
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We are going to create a spreadsheet that will give us the Commonwealth games rankings based on the number of medals won and the population of each country. We will need to create columns for country names, medals, populations, medal ranking and our new rankings . |
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Adding in the Countries The Countries of the Commonwealth . Load this text file and select all the countries listed, copy them. Back at the spreadsheet select paste and see what happens , we may need to adjust the formatting until we are satisfied
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The Medal Rank Using the Sort feature in the data menu |
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The New Rank
We will need to create a new column and use a formula so that we can see who was the real country with the most medals. We will divide the countries medal tally with the population and will multiply that with 10000 to get a minable number we will then format those cells so we can see the differences easily. H2/I2*100000 |
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Some Tutorials | |||
A basic Excel Tutorial | From
the Microsoft Site
Look at Excel 2000
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Using Graphs
Sport Graphing |