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    This document provides instructions for completing a worksheet in Microsoft Excel about football statistics. It includes filling in blanks with key spreadsheet terms like rows, columns, and worksheets. The tasks then guide labeling the Excel screen and entering sample statistical data on goals scored by a team in different games. Formulas are used to calculate the total goals and average score, and functions like SUM, AVERAGE, MAX and MIN help analyze the data further. The worksheet is then saved for later use.

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    This document provides instructions for completing a worksheet in Microsoft Excel about football statistics. It includes filling in blanks with key spreadsheet terms like rows, columns, and worksheets. The tasks then guide labeling the Excel screen and entering sample statistical data on goals scored by a team in different games. Formulas are used to calculate the total goals and average score, and functions like SUM, AVERAGE, MAX and MIN help analyze the data further. The worksheet is then saved for later use.

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    This document provides instructions for completing a worksheet in Microsoft Excel about football statistics. It includes filling in blanks with key spreadsheet terms like rows, columns, and worksheets. The tasks then guide labeling the Excel screen and entering sample statistical data on goals scored by a team in different games. Formulas are used to calculate the total goals and average score, and functions like SUM, AVERAGE, MAX and MIN help analyze the data further. The worksheet is then saved for later use.

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    Worksheet 4

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    This document provides instructions for completing a worksheet in Microsoft Excel about football statistics. It includes filling in blanks with key spreadsheet terms like rows, columns, and worksheets. The tasks then guide labeling the Excel screen and entering sample statistical data on goals scored by a team in different games. Formulas are used to calculate the total goals and average score, and functions like SUM, AVERAGE, MAX and MIN help analyze the data further. The worksheet is then saved for later use.

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    Worksheet 4 Spreadsheets

    _____________________________ ________________

    Task 1: Fill in the blanks

    Fill in using the following words:

    Rows Worksheets Software Workbooks


    Microsoft Excel Columns Data Reference
    Numbers Column Row

    A spreadsheet allows you to enter and store _________________ in a ‘grid’


    format on a computer system. It is very useful piece of computer
    ______________ mainly used for working with ________________.
    ______________ is one of the many different spreadsheet packages. In Excel,
    spreadsheets are referred to as _______________ each of which can contain
    several _______________. The ______________ are labelled A, B, C… The
    ________________ are labelled 1, 2, 3 … The ______________ of the cell in the
    top left hand corner is A1 were A represents the _______________ and 1
    represents the ______________ in which the cell is found.

    Task 2: Label the Microsoft Excel Screen…


    (7)

    (1)

    (6)

    (2)

    (5)

    (3) (4)

    Ms M. Cristina Page 1
    Worksheet 4 Spreadsheets

    Task 3: Practical Time…

    1. Open Microsoft Office Excel.

    2. Type the following information on a new worksheet:

    3. Save your work as ‘Football Statistics’ on your pen drive / your folder.

    4. Click next to Total Goals (in cell B13) and write the formula below:

    = B2 + B3 + B4 + B5 + B6 + B7 + B8 + B9 + B10 + B11

    Note: Functions can be more efficient to perform mathematical operations than formulae.
    For example, for the above formula we could have used the function =SUM (B2: B11)

    5. Click next to Average Score (in cell B14) and write the following function:

    = AVERAGE (B2: B11)

    6. Now try to find the maximum and minimum goal scores. HINT… use the
    following function formats:

    = MAX ( _________ )

    = MIN ( _________ )

    7. Save your work and close from the program.

    Ms M. Cristina Page 2

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