Todays Scenarios

• Fitness Exercise Data (Conditional formatting)

• Shopping Exercise Data (Graphs)

• Selling Old Games Data (Decisions)

Your spreadsheet records the following information for ten students: 1. Student’s Name2. Student’s Form3. Student’s Age4. Student’s Gender5. Student’s Year Group6. The names of at least five exercises undertaken7. The maximum number of each exercise that the student has

completed

FITNESS EXERCISE (BRIEF 1)

The spreadsheet will need to: • Calculate the average number of each exercise across all the students• Indicate in the spreadsheet those students that are below the

average for each exercise

Student Fitness Programme

Achievement Record--- Maximum Number of Repetitions Achieved ------------

Student Name Age Gender Year Group Form Exercise 1

Star JumpsExercise 2Press Ups

Exercise 3Squats

Exercise 4 Short Sprints

Exercise 5Rope Climb

Danny Jones 13 M 9 3G 25 40 15 12 3

Amanada Howes 13 F 9 3B 20 38 15 13 2

Ricky Brown 14 M 9 3B 25 22 5 5 1

Steven Jackson 13 M 9 3B 26 42 15 10 4

Janya Khan 14 F 10 4T 18 40 13 8 2

Tina Gerrard 13 F 9 3B 23 25 9 8 1

Claudette Brion 14 F 10 4T 20 23 11 6 2

Carlton Reed 14 M 10 4R 20 15 2 3 0

Samantha Bloome 13 F 9 3G 24 37 16 11 3

Robin Crabb 14 M 10 4R 26 32 16 10 3

Average Achieved

I have supplied a spreadsheet with the summary data on. Could you please use it to plot the following graphs for me.

SHOPPING EXERCISE (BRIEF 2)

• A line graph showing the total number of visitors that came to the centre on each of the 14 days of the survey

• A column chart comparing the number of men to the number of women that visited the centre on each of the 14 days of the survey

• A pie chart showing, as percentages, the total number of people that visited each type in the 14 days

• A bar chart showing the total amount of people that travelled by different transport methods over the 14 days

• A line graph showing the number of visitors per day over the 14 day period for all the different shop types

Day No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

Day Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Total for 14 Day Period

Number of Visitors

Number of male visitors 653 699 705 749 886 1320 1187 567 685 733 801 975 1493 1084

Number of female visitors 875 905 862 811 994 2392 1485 606 764 819 949 1062 2053 1489

Total number of visitors 1528 1604 1567 1560 1880 3712 2672 1173 1449 1552 1750 2037 3546 2573

Number of People Using

Transport Method

Car 1032 1027 995 1073 1336 2859 1946 785 971 1021 1184 1375 2608 1802

Bus 387 451 476 363 405 558 493 297 375 428 439 527 674 539

Walk 75 102 78 94 112 247 196 69 86 71 92 106 222 194

Cycle 34 24 18 30 27 48 37 22 17 32 35 29 42 38

Number of People Visiting Types of Shop

Department Store 1078 1238 987 1065 1289 2976 2388 978 1124 1212 1374 1673 3047 2199

Clothes 213 269 317 328 338 447 401 256 384 269 353 387 515 520

Shoes 202 245 289 304 296 406 385 198 285 217 326 334 472 467

Jewellery 78 63 72 54 81 134 129 67 77 89 57 101 147 126

Gifts 106 113 98 136 144 178 192 95 99 137 142 118 202 167

Supermarket 865 909 1201 987 763 1107 1643 783 691 749 842 1199 2045 1709

Food Outlet 432 327 409 387 322 663 630 356 384 449 482 504 1388 1054

LINE GRAPH

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COLUMN CHART

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Number of Vistors by Day and Gender

Number of male visitors Number of female visitors

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PIE CHART

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Number of People Visiting Types of Shop

Department StoreClothesShoesJewelleryGiftsSupermarketFood Outlet

BAR CHART

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Number of People Using Different Transport Methods

LINE GRAPH #2

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Selling Games (BRIEF 3)A group of your friends have decided that they want to sell some of their old computer games. Each of them has different games to sell and there are four different shops in the town that would buy them.The friends have visited the shops and asked them how much they would pay for each game. Your friends have now asked you if you could construct a spreadsheet to help them decide which shop they should sell the games to.

Set up formulas in the spreadsheet to do the following:

• Work out the average price per game paid by each shop

• Work out the maximum that each person can get for selling all their games

• Indicate who will get the most money

Games for Sale

-------------- Prices Offered -------------- John Paula Julie Graham

Game NameShop 1Game Again

Shop 2Gaming Arena

Shop 3Play Zone

Shop 4Plug &

Play

Put an 'X' in this

column if you own this

game

Max Price Paid

Put an 'X' in this

column if you own this

game

Max Price Paid

Put an 'X' in this

column if you own this

game

Max Price Paid

Put an 'X' in this

column if you own this

game

Max Price Paid

Star Player £5.00 £6.00 £4.00 £3.00 X X

World Football £2.00 £2.00 £1.00 £3.00 X

Shoot 'Em Up £4.00 £5.00 £6.00 £5.00 X

Grand Prix Racing 1 £5.00 £7.00 £4.00 £5.00 X

Grand Prix Racing 2 £3.00 £2.00 £4.00 £5.00 X X

Adventure Island £4.00 £5.00 £7.00 £6.00 X X

Lenny and Friends £3.00 £4.00 £1.00 £4.00 X X

Average Price Paid