1. Spreadsheets and Marks © Nipawin School Division 2003

2. Spreadsheets – Printing & Charting With many types of information it is preferable to present it on the form of a chart or a graph. Excel can produce graphs quickly. Select the area of the spreadsheet that contains all the figures and names that you want in your chart. Click on the chart wizard button and follow the screen instructions.

3. Spreadsheets – Printing & Charting Click on the area of the spreadsheet that you selected. If the selected area is correct then click on Next. Choose the type of chart you prefer by clicking on the window of your choice. Click on Next Choose the subtype you want (if any) and click on Next Experiment with the columns and rows buttons and the number of columns or rows you want then click Next. Click on Add a legend Enter a suitable title Click on Finish.

4. Spreadsheets – Printing & Charting Before you print a spreadsheet make sure that you select the area you want to print first including your chart if their is one. You do this because if you have inadvertently entered a formula or number in a cell off the screen, you may get lots of blank paper being churned through the printer and cause your network administrator to have a nervous breakdown First select the part of the spreadsheet you want to print.

5. Spreadsheets – Printing & Charting Then you go to the FILE menu Choose PRINT AREA Choose SET PRINT AREA This then tells the computer that you only want the area you choose to be printed

6. Spreadsheets – Printing & Charting If you feel confident in Charting and Printing try the following: Open up your MARX2.XLS spreadsheet and create a chart of your choice Name it with your name somewhere in the title Be sure that it shows all names and percentages for your spreadsheet Include a legend showing the colors or each person Save it as MARX3.XLS Print out just the numbers of your spreadsheet.