Spreadsheet
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Introduction
- A brief description of the spreadsheet environment.
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Anatomy of a Spreadsheet
- Learn about the different parts of a spreadsheet.
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Create a Spreadsheet
- Learn to create a new spreadsheet document.
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Enter Data
- Learn how to enter data into your spreadsheet.
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Selecting a Cell
- Learn how to select a single cell or a range of cells.
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Number Format
- Learn how to change the format of numbers, dates and times in a spreadsheet.
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Sorting Cell Data
- Learn to sort data in a spreadsheet.
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Formulas
- Learn how to add functionality to your spreadsheet by adding formulas to complete calculations.
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Types of Formulas
- Learn about formulas that calculate different operations.
Activities
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Book Order Spreadsheet
- Use what you have learned to create a simple spreadsheet to calculate the totals of a book order you are about to send in to a company. The spreadsheet will help you keep track of the amount each student ordered as well as calculate the total amount your entire class ordered. First, create a new spreadsheet. In cell A1, type “Name”--you will use this as a column heading. In cell B2, type “Amount”. Then type your students’ names down column A, and then type the total amount of each students’ book order down column B. Select the numeric data down column B, and change the format to currency. At the end of your students’ names, enter the label “Total”. At the end or your data in column B enter in the formula that looks something like this: =SUM(B2..B15). Be sure that this cell is formatted for currency. The total of your book order will appear.