Certificate

This is certify that ‘Anish Verma’

of class 10th ‘A’ has successfully
completed his project in I.T. on ‘Dig-
ital Documentation (Advanced) Us-
ing LibreOffice Writer, Electronic
Spreadsheet (Advanced) Using
LibreOffice Calc & Database Man-
agement System Using LibreOffice
Base’ under full guidance of I.T.
teacher ‘Mr. Rahul Sir’ during the
year 2024-2025.
 Acknowledgement

I express my heartfelt gratitude to my I.T.

teacher, Mr. Rahul sir, and our Principal,
Mr. R.K. Mishra Sir, for their invaluable
guidance in completing my I.T. project.
I am also thankful to my parents and friends
for their constant encouragement and
cooperation throughout this project
 Practical1
Apply an existing Heading style, from Paragraph Styles.
Step 1:- Create a new document named ‘noise.odt’ with the text as shown in
Fig. 1.
Step 2. Add a title, ‘Noise Pollution’ on top.

Fig. 1: water.odt

Step 3. Select the Tile – Noise Pollution.

Step 4. Open Styles Menu using Sidebar and go to Headings option.
Step 5. Double click on Heading 4 to apply. Observe that the Fig. 2 shows the
Heading 4 style is applied to the heading ‘Noise Pollution’.
Fig. 2: Applying Heading 4 options of paragraph style

Default Paragraph Style

Body Text
Title
Subtitle
Heading 1
Heading 2
Heading 3
Heading 4
Block Quotation
Preformatted text
More Styles…

Practical2
 Create a new style ‘myStyle 1’ using drag and drop, by
changing line spacing to 1 and font size to 13 in myStyle.
Step 1. Open file ‘noise.odt’ created in Practical Activity 2.
Step 2. Format the content of the paragraph with Font size 13 and line spacing
1.
Step 3. Select paragraph button from Style menu of sidebar as shown in Fig. 3.

Fig. 3: Paragraph styles in style menu of sidebar

Step 4. Now drag the selected text to Style menu, as shown in Fig. 4.
Fig. 4: Creating a new style using drag and drop

Practical3
Insert an image using Insert Image dialog box in the file
“water.odt”.
Step 1. Ensure that you have an image file on your computer hard disk.
Otherwise download a relevant image from Internet.
Step 2. Open “noise.odt” file created in Practical Activity 3 of Chapter 1.
Step 3. Place the cursor to the next line of the text to insert the image file, and
then click on Insert menu from the menu bar as shown in Fig. 5.
Step 4. Click on Image option, opens Insert Image browsing window to select
an image. Select desired image as shown in Fig. 6.

Fig. 5: Insert image browsing window

Step 5. Click Open button. The image appears at desired place as shown in Fig.
6.
 Fig. 6: Image inserted in water.odt document

Practical4
Insert an image in a document and rotate the image.
Step 1. Open a new document in LibreOffice Writer.

Step 2. Go to Insert menu and Select Image >> From File

Step 3. Insert an image from library as shown in Fig. 7

Step 4. Select image and then click on rotate tool. Observe that four dots
known as handles, appeared on four corners of the image.

Step 5. Move the mouse on any corner and observe that the ‘rotate’ symbol is
activated.

Step 6. Click on rotate symbol on the top right corner of the image and drag it
to downward direction, as shown in Fig. 7.
Step 7. The image rotated is shown in the Fig. 8.

Fig. 7: Image inserted in a

new document

Fig. 8: Image after rotation

Practical5
Some more sections are added in the document;
accordingly the ToC needs to be changed. To Update a ToC
manually, follow the steps given below.
Step 1. Right-click anywhere in the ToC.
Step 2. From the pop-up menu as shown in Fig. 9 , select Update Index option.
Writer updates the ToC so as to reflect any changes made in the document.
The reflected changes in ToC is shown in Fig. 10

Contents
Paste
Update
Water is essential for Edit
Index
 all living things. It is

Fig. 9: Selecting options for updating and

editing a ToC

Contents
Water is essential for all living
Fig. 10: Updated ToC things. It is used for drinking,
cooking, cleaning and many
other activities.

Practical6
Create two sheets Marks_term 1 & Marks_term 2 to store
the marks in term 1 and term 2 for a set of students taking
the following columns:
1. Name
2. Marks in English
3. Marks in Hindi
4. Marks in Maths
5. Marks in Science
6. Marks in Social Science
7. Total marks (using function Sum)
8. Percentage (using function Average)
Now use the consolidate function to merge these two sheets.
 Fig. 11

Fig. 12

Practical7
Create a sheet as shown in fig. 13 & then calculate the
average of marks subject wise on the basis of class &
stream. Also, try out another function count to
calculate the number of subject in each subject.
 Fig. 13

Fig 14

Practical8
Let us Take an example to calculate the profit on annual
series of sale depending on the selling price, cost price &
fixed cost expenses.
Step 1:- Create the sheet as given below in Fig. 15.
 Fig. 15

Step 2. In Cell B5 enter the formula = B4 * ( B1 – B2) – B3

Step 3. Select the cell range from D2:E11
Step 4. Click on Data > Multiple Operations will display the Multiple
operations dialog window as shown in Fig. 16.

Fig. 16

Practical9
Create the following spreadsheet fig. 17 to find out the
quantity to be sold for the item talc so as to get the total
amount of 50000.
 Fig. 17

Fig. 18 (Solving)

Fig. 19 (Solution)

Practical 10
Unit- digital documentation (Advanced)
Mail merge
Practical 11
 Practical 12
Unit-advance spreadsheet
Subtotals
 Practical 13
Unit-advanced spreadsheet
Scenarios
 Practical 14
Unit-advanced-spreadsheet

Goal seek
 Practical -15
Unit-advanced-spreadsheet

Record macro