Unit 2 – Spreadsheets Spreadsheets - Project Computer Shop.

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Unit 2 – Spreadsheets Spreadsheets - Project Computer Shop

Unit 2 – Spreadsheets Project Overview Objectives Understand the effects of changing data within your spreadsheet (modelling). Understanding the need to present information in different forms (graphs) Understanding the use of complex formulas and function (If statements) Understand the need to test formulas and functions for errors making necessary changes and identify improvements. OutcomesTime Task 1 Expenditure 1 - Utilities Task 2 Expenditure 2 - Salaries Task 3 Income - Sales Task 4 Graphs

Unit 2 – Spreadsheets Task 1 – Expenditure 1 - Utilities 1) Enter the monthly budget for each expenditure cost. 2) Enter the actual monthly expenditure costs. Refer to 3) Work out the TAX on the Monthly Expenditure Costs. For Total Add the Monthly and Tax together. 4) Work out the expenditure costs if was based on 3,6 and 12 months. 5) Write an IF statement to state whether the actual monthly cost is within the budget. True - Within Budget False – Over Budget 6) Enter the Total, Max, Min and Average Functions for the shaded columns.

Unit 2 – Spreadsheets Task 1 – Expenditure 1 - Utilities

Unit 2 – Spreadsheets Task 2 – Expenditure 2 - Salaries 3) Work out the employees weekly and monthly pay. Then work out the TAX on the Monthly Pay. 4) Work out the Total Pay – Monthly Pay + Tax 5) Write an IF statement to state whether the employee is either Full or Part Time Part Time - <= 15 hours Full Time - >15 hours 6) Enter the Total, Max, Min and Average Functions for the shaded columns. 2) Enter the hours worked and their Pay Per Hour. 1) Enter the names for your employees.

Unit 2 – Spreadsheets Task 3 – Income - Sales 4) Add the Total and Tax together. 5) Work out the total Expenditure and Income. Then Enter a IF statement to work out if the shop is in profit. True – Loss False - Profit 6) Enter the Total, Max, Min and Average Functions for the shaded columns. 1) Enter the weekly sale figures. Refer to the . Enter a sum function to calculate the monthly sales. 2) Work out the Total. Monthly Sales * Cost. Work out the Tax on the Total Figure

Unit 2 – Spreadsheets Task 3 – Income - Sales

Unit 2 – Spreadsheets Plenary – Refer to the Lesson Objectives Plenary Task (Q&A) Discuss why you would use a spreadsheet to complete this task. Discuss the levels pupils have achieved for this task. Objectives Understand the effects of changing data within your spreadsheet (modelling). Understanding the need to present information in different forms (graphs) Understanding the use of complex formulas and function (If statements) Understand the need to test formulas and functions for errors making necessary changes and identify improvements.