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Excel Assignment: Functions & Charts Guide

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Excel Assignment: Functions & Charts Guide

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Steps for Excel Assignment

Step 0: Create Table and Columns

1.​ Open Microsoft Excel.​

2.​ Click on a blank worksheet.​

3.​ Type the column headers in the first row (for example: Student Name, Math, Science,
English, Total Marks, Average, Percentage).​

4.​ Enter the data for each student under the respective columns.​
(This forms your data table to work with formulas.)​

1. SUM Function
Aim: To find the total of given numbers.

Steps:

1.​ Place the cursor in the cell where you want the total.​

Type the formula:​



=SUM(B2:D2)

2.​ (This adds values from B2 to D2.)​

3.​ Press Enter.​

4.​ Drag the formula down to calculate totals for other students.​

2. COUNT Function
Aim: To count the number of numeric entries in a range.

Steps:

1.​ Select a blank cell for the result.​

Type the formula:​



=COUNT(A2:A5)

2.​ (This counts the number of numeric entries in the range A2 to A5.)​

3.​ Press Enter.​

3. AVERAGE Function
Aim: To calculate the average of given numbers.

Steps:

1.​ Click on the cell where you want the average.​

Type the formula:​



=AVERAGE(B2:D2)

2.​
3.​ Press Enter.​

4.​ Drag the formula down to calculate the average for other students.​

4. PERCENTAGE Calculation
Aim: To calculate the percentage of obtained marks.

Steps:
In a blank column, type the formula:​

=E2/300*100

1.​ (E2 = Total Marks, 300 = Maximum Marks for 3 subjects)​

2.​ Press Enter.​

3.​ Drag the formula down for other students.​

5. Chart (Percentage Chart)


Aim: To create a chart showing students’ percentages.

Steps:

1.​ Select the Student Name column and Percentage column.​

2.​ Go to Insert → Charts.​

3.​ Choose a Column Chart / Bar Chart / Pie Chart.​

4.​ A chart will appear in the worksheet.​

5.​ Change the chart title to “Percentage Chart”.​

6.​ Adjust formatting if needed.

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