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    Hogwalk’s Houses

    You can find help on the ‘Excel Video Tutorials’ found next to each of the
    questions

    1. Open ‘Houses Spreadsheet’ from Part 3 – Task 2 on the unit web site

    2. Save the spreadsheet to your spreadsheets folder and call it ‘Houses’

    3. Rename the tab to ‘houses’ (see video tutorial)

    4. Change the colours of the house names to:

     Slothering – green
     Robintoes – blue
     Huffandpuff – yellow
     Griffinboar – red

    5. Change the house name font to size 14

    6. Make the house name font bold

    7. Widen the columns so that all of the names can be seen properly (see video
    tutorial)

    8. Highlight cells A3:B3 and make the font bold and size 14.

    9. Centre the text in A3:B3

    10. Insert a thick black border around the table (see video tutorial)

    11. In cells B4:B7, enter the numbers for each house that you got from your class
    questionnaire

    12. Centre the numbers in cells B4:B7

    13. Highlight cell A1. Make the title size 18 and bold

    14. Pick a font style you like and choose a different colour

    15. Merge cells A1:D1 (see video tutorial)

    16. Centre the title

    17. Insert an appropriate image to the right hand side of the table

    18. In cell A8, write ‘Total Number’


    In cell A9, write ‘Average Number’
    In cell A10, write ‘Highest Number’
    In cell A11, write ‘Lowest Number’
    19. Make the font in cells A8:A11 bold

    20. In cell B8, write a formula to add up the total number of students in
    all of the houses – hint: you will need to write a SUM formula (see
    video tutorial)

    21. In cell B9, write a formula to work out the average number of
    students in all of the houses – hint: you will need to write an AVERAGE formula
    (see video tutorial)

    22. In cell B10, write a formula to work out the highest number of students in all of
    the houses – hint: you will need to write an MAX formula (see video tutorial)

    23. In cell B11, write a formula to work out the lowest number of students in all of
    the houses – hint: you will need to write an MIN formula (see video tutorial)

    24. Insert your name in the footer (see video tutorial)

    25. Set the print area for the part of the spreadsheet that you want to print (see
    video tutorial)

    26. Set the page to print to one sheet print (see video tutorial) and landscape (see
    video tutorial)

    27. Set the page to print with gridlines print (see video tutorial)

    28. Set the page to print with sheet row and column headers print (see video
    tutorial)

    29. Print the page

    30. Find out how to display your formulas when you print (see video tutorial)

    31. Resize your columns

    32. Set the print area and print out your formulae (see video tutorial)

    33. Annotate both sheets.


    For your main sheet, explain things such as resizing column widths, changing the
    font, inserting images, adding borders etc

    For your formula sheet – point out the different formulas that you used and
    explain how they are working.

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