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MS Excel Level 1 MS Excel Level 1 Students are asked to recreate an Excel spreadsheet. Project tests students ability to create a spreadsheet, correctly use relative and absolute references, TODAY function, AVERAGE function, SUM, COUNT, and their ability to use colour, borders and shading to make it attractive and easy to read. Rubric Code: LXXB6B2 By chesterka Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Computers Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8

MS EXCEL PROJECT 1
	Not Quite Yet 0 pts	Basic 2 pts	Competent 3 pts	Exemplary 4 pts	Score (N/A)
ACCURACY	Not Quite Yet Integrity of the data is lost. There are at least 5 errors.	Basic Some data and labels have been entered correctly. There are between 3 and 4 errors.	Competent Most data and labels have been entered correctly. There are no more than 2 errors.	Exemplary All data and labels have been entered correctly. The spreadsheet has perfect integrity. There are 0 errors.	Score
CREATE BAR CHART	Not Quite Yet The BAR CHART function was not created or labeled correctly.	Basic It was labeled but did not contain the right cell information.	Competent BAR CHART was labeled and formatted; however, it did not make the information easy to locate and/or read.	Exemplary BAR CHART was labeled and formatted appropriately making it attractive, easy to locate and read.	Score
CREATE PIE CHART IN 3-D	Not Quite Yet The PIE CHART function was not created or labeled correctly.	Basic It was labeled but did not contain the right cell information.	Competent PIE CHART was labeled and formatted; however, it did not make the information easy to locate and/or read.	Exemplary PIE CHART was labeled and formatted appropriately making it attractive, easy to locate and read.	Score
APPEARANCE	Not Quite Yet Colour, format and shading have not been used.	Basic Color, format and shading techniques have been used; however, they make the viewing of the spreadsheet challenging and therefore distract from the data.	Competent Colour, format and shading techniques have been used; however, they do not optimize the viewing of the spreadsheet.	Exemplary The use of colour, format and shading enhance the spreadsheet making it easy to read and attractive to the eye.	Score
PRINTING ORIENTATION	Not Quite Yet All spreadsheets and charts are printed incorrectly.	Basic Two or more activities are printed incorrectly.	Competent All but 1 are printed in the correctly.	Exemplary All spreadsheets and charts are printed showing formulas and in the correct orientation.	Score