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Lab # 4

Introduction to MS Excel
Lab Task 1:
Create your timetable in Excel Sheet.
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Lab Task 2:
Create a simple cash receipt for a shopping list that calculates the total cost, applies a discount if
applicable, and calculates the final amount.
Create a table with the following columns: Item, Quantity, Price per Unit, Total Cost.
Use formulas to calculate:
 The total cost for each item (using multiplication).
 The grand total of all items using the SUM function.
 Apply a discount (e.g., 10%) if the total cost exceeds a certain amount using IF function.
Here use absolute reference value for both the cells containing the certain threshold
amount (after which discount is applicable) and the discount rate.
 Calculate the final amount after applying the discount.
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Lab Task 3:
Calculate the average, minimum, and maximum scores for each subject based on the marks of 10
students.
 Create a table with 10 students and their scores in three subjects: Math, Science, and
English.
 Calculate the average, minimum, and maximum score for each subject using Excel
functions.
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Lab Task 4:
Assign grades to students based on their exam scores using Excel's IF function. You will use
nested IF functions to check multiple conditions and assign the correct grade according to the
specified grading scale.
Create a table with the following columns:
 Student Name (enter 5 student names)
 Score (enter scores for each student, out of 100)
 Grade (this will be calculated based on the score).

Grade Criteria
Here’s a typical grading scale based on scores out of 100:
 A: 85–100
 B: 70–84
 C: 55–69
 D: 40–54
 F: Below 40

Note: Insert extra column or cell to show the applied formulae. Formulae if any must be shown
in the printed document.
Hint: Press CTRL + ~ from keyboard to show the formulae on the excel sheet.

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