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Class 10 IT - Quick Revision Notes

Part A Employability Skills: Communication Skills II

1. Types of Communication:
- Verbal: Spoken or written words
- Non-verbal: Gestures, posture, facial expressions

2. Principles of Effective Communication:


- Clear, concise, complete, correct, courteous

3. Communication Barriers:
- Physical, Psychological, Semantic, Cultural

4. Writing Skills:
- Email, resume, application letters should be formal, error-free, and direct.

Chapter 1: Digital Documentation (Advanced)

1. Styles in Word Processor:


- A style is a set of formatting instructions
- Types: Paragraph, Character, Frame, Page, List
- Shortcut to apply style: F11

2. Templates:
- Pre-designed documents used for faster formatting

3. Tables:
- Insert > Table, Merge/Split cells, Formatting

4. Inserting Graphics:
- Insert > Image > From file/web
- Text wrapping: Wrap Off, Wrap On, etc.

5. Mail Merge:
- Used to create personalized letters
- Main Document + Data Source = Merged Document

Chapter 2: Electronic Spreadsheet (Advanced)


Class 10 IT - Quick Revision Notes

1. Formulas and Functions:


- Start with '='. Examples: SUM(A1:A5), AVERAGE(), MAX(), MIN()
- IF(condition, true_result, false_result)
Example: =IF(B2>35, "Pass", "Fail")

2. Cell Referencing:
- Relative (A1), Absolute ($A$1), Mixed (A$1 or $A1)

3. Charts:
- Types: Column, Line, Pie, Bar, Area
- Insert > Chart > Select type > Data Range

4. Sorting & Filtering:


- Data > Sort Ascending/Descending
- Filter to view specific rows

5. Conditional Formatting:
- Format cells based on conditions
- Example: Highlight marks < 35 in red

6. Data Validation:
- Restrict input in cells
- Example: Allow only whole numbers 1 to 100

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