Spreadsheets in Geography II
by
John Harris
( Head of Geography, Radley College)
( Head of Geography, Radley College)
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John
Harris has written a series of step-by-step instructions
on how to use spreadsheets, concentrating specifically on functions
that are of use to Geography teachers.
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Microsoft Excel will be used for the following examples, as it is probably the most popular spreadsheet software at the moment. The Excel '97 version has been used in these examples, and so you may find that you have to vary the procedures slightly if you are using other versions.
Click on the blue hyperlinks below to find out more:
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scatter graphs | |
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pie charts | |
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compound graphs |
Next
month: The
final installment of this series will show you how Excel can be used to
keep tabs on marking and accounts.
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For
more information:
John Harris
Head of Geography Radley College
Abingdon, Oxon
mjh@radley.org.uk