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The document outlines the requirements for a Microsoft Excel practical exam worth 50 marks, to be completed in one hour. It includes tasks such as creating a formatted table, entering formulas, applying conditional formatting, inserting charts, and preparing the file for submission. Students must save their work as 'YourName_ExcelExam.xlsx' and ensure all calculations update automatically.

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Excel

The document outlines the requirements for a Microsoft Excel practical exam worth 50 marks, to be completed in one hour. It includes tasks such as creating a formatted table, entering formulas, applying conditional formatting, inserting charts, and preparing the file for submission. Students must save their work as 'YourName_ExcelExam.xlsx' and ensure all calculations update automatically.

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ATTENZION COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY AND APPLIED STUDIES

Microsoft Excel Practical Exam – 50 Marks

Time: 1 Hour
Save As: YourName_ExcelExam.xlsx
Total Marks: 50

1. Create the Table – 5 Marks


Create the following table starting in Cell A1:

Student
Math English Science Total Average Max Min Grade
Name
John 75 65 80
Mary 85 78 90
Ali 60 55 72
Grace 92 88 95
Brian 50 60 40
Format the table with bold headers, centered alignment, and borders.

2. Enter Formulas – 20 Marks


Apply the same formulas down to all 5 rows using AutoFill.

3. Formatting – 5 Marks
• Adjust column widths to fit content

• Format numbers to 0 decimal places

• Apply Conditional Formatting to the Grade column:

• A = Green fill

• B = Blue fill

• C = Yellow fill

• F = Red fill

4. Insert Charts – 15 Marks


Create the following charts on On New Sheets

Chart 1: Bar Chart


• Data: Student Name vs Total

• Insert a Clustered Bar Chart

• Title: Total Marks per Student

• Add Data Labels on each bar

Chart 2: Line Chart


• Data: Student Name vs Average

• Insert a Line Chart

• Title: Average Marks Trend

• Use markers on each point

5. File Preparation – 5 Marks


• Rename Sheet1 to Marks

• Rename Sheet2 to Charts

• Save the file as: YourName_ExcelExam.xlsx

• Ensure all calculations update automatically

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