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The document provides step-by-step instructions for creating a student mark sheet in LibreOffice Calc, including data entry, calculations for total marks and percentages, and formatting the table. It also outlines how to add headers, footers, and borders to pages, as well as inserting images and creating a presentation in LibreOffice Impress with various slide layouts and animations. The instructions are clear and structured to guide users through the process of utilizing LibreOffice for academic purposes.

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It Practical File

The document provides step-by-step instructions for creating a student mark sheet in LibreOffice Calc, including data entry, calculations for total marks and percentages, and formatting the table. It also outlines how to add headers, footers, and borders to pages, as well as inserting images and creating a presentation in LibreOffice Impress with various slide layouts and animations. The instructions are clear and structured to guide users through the process of utilizing LibreOffice for academic purposes.

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Roamin Uchiha (Aarush)
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Step 1: Enter the Data


Open LibreOffice Calc.
In the first row, enter
the headers:
Name, Subject 1,
Subject 2, Subject 3,
Total Marks, and
Percentage.

In the rows below,


enter the data as
shown in the image:
John: 78, 85, 92
Alice: 65, 75, 80
Robert: 90,88,95

Step 2: Calculate Total


Marks
In the Total Marks
column (Cell E2 for
John), enter the
formula:
=SUM(B2:D2)

Press Enter. The total


marks for John will
appear. 2
Step 3: Calculate
Percentage
In the Percentage
column (Cell F2 for
John), enter the
formula:
=E2/300*100

Press Enter. The


percentage for John
will appear.

Step 4: Add Borders to


the Table and Title
Select the entire table,
including headers (A1:F4).
Right-click and choose
Format Cells.
Go to the Borders tab.
Select the border style
you prefer and apply it to
all sides.
Click OK
Write the text “Students
Mark Sheet”
Select the text and format
it:
Set it to bold.
Merge the cells across
the table (select A1:F1,
then use the Merge
3
Cells tool).
Center-align the text
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Step 1: Add Header and
Footer
Go to Insert > Header
and Footer > Header >
Default Style:
Type: Practical
Assignment-2024-25.
Align it to the center
For the footer:
Go to Insert > Header
and Footer > Footer >
Default Style.
type: Page 1 of 2 and
align it to the right
bottom.
Step 2: Insert a Bulleted
List with Roman
Numbers
Add a bulleted list with
roman numbers for
three relevant points:
Go to the section where
you want the list.
Write your points
Highlight the text and go
to Format > Bullets and
Numbering > Numbering
Type.
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Select Roman numerals
and apply.
Step 4: Add a Thick
Border to the Pages
Go to Format > Page
Style.
In the dialog box,
navigate to the Borders
tab.
Set the border thickness
Choose the border color
and apply it to all sides
of the page.

Step 5: Insert an Image


as Background
Go to Format > Page
Style > Area tab.
Select the Image
Click on Apply

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Step 1: Create a
New Presentation
Open LibreOffice
Impress.
Choose a Blank
Presentation or select
a template if
preferred.
Save the file with an
appropriate name

Step 2: Slide 1 - Title Slide


Insert Title and Name:
Add a title
Add your name below the
title.
Apply an animation to the
title:
Select the text box, go to
Slide Show > Custom
Animation.
Add an animation effect
(e.g., Fade In).
Apply a slide transition:
Go to Slide Transition on
the right panel and choose
a transition (e.g., Dissolve).

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Step 3: Slide 2 -
Advantages of
Technology in Education
Add a slide with a Title
and Content layout.
Title: Advantages of
Technology in Education.
Add a bulleted list
Apply animations to the
bullet points
Add a transition to this
slide.

Step 4: Slide 3 -
Relevant Image or
Graphic
Insert a new slide with a
Title Only layout.
Insert an image or
graphic:
Go to Insert > Image and
select a file
Resize the image to fit
the slide.

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Step 5: Slide 4 -
Comparison Table
Add a new slide with a
Title and Content
layout.
Create a comparison
table:
Go to Insert > Table.
Add two columns and
multiple rows.
Fill in the table
Add a transition to this
slide.

Step 6: Slide 5 - Using


Master Slide for Slide
Numbers
Go to View > Master
Slide.
Add a slide number
field:
Go to Insert > Field >
Slide Number.
Position it in the
bottom-right corner of
the slide.
Return to normal view:
Go to View > Normal.

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