In my excel project, I used the following functions:
MS EXCEL: IF FUNCTION (WS)
This Excel tutorial explains how to use the Excel IF function with syntax and examples.
DESCRIPTION
The Microsoft Excel IF function returns one value if the condition is TRUE, or another value if the condition is FALSE.
SYNTAX
The syntax for the IF function in Microsoft Excel is:
IF( condition, [value_if_true], [value_if_false] )
Parameters or Arguments
Parameters or Arguments
condition
The value that you want to test.
value_if_true
Optional. It is the value that is returned if condition evaluates to TRUE.
value_if_false
Optional. It is the value that is return if condition evaluates to FALSE.
MS EXCEL: SUM FUNCTION (WS)
This Excel tutorial explains how to use the Excel SUM function with syntax and examples.
DESCRIPTION
The Microsoft Excel SUM function adds all numbers in a range of cells and returns the result.
SYNTAX
The syntax for the SUM function in Microsoft Excel is:SUM( number1, [number2, ... number_n] )
ORSUM ( cell1:cell2, [cell3:cell4], ... )
Parameters or Arguments
MS EXCEL: SUM FUNCTION (WS)
This Excel tutorial explains how to use the Excel SUM function with syntax and examples.
DESCRIPTION
The Microsoft Excel SUM function adds all numbers in a range of cells and returns the result.
SYNTAX
The syntax for the SUM function in Microsoft Excel is:SUM( number1, [number2, ... number_n] )
ORSUM ( cell1:cell2, [cell3:cell4], ... )
Parameters or Arguments
number
A numeric value that you wish to sum.
cell
The range of cells that you wish to sum.
MS EXCEL: COUNTA FUNCTION (WS)
This Excel tutorial explains how to use the Excel COUNTA function with syntax and examples.
DESCRIPTION
The Microsoft Excel COUNTA function counts the number of cells that are not empty as well as the number of arguments that contain values.
SYNTAX
The syntax for the COUNTA function in Microsoft Excel is:COUNTA( argument1, [argument2, ... argument_n] )
Parameters or Arguments
MS EXCEL: COUNTA FUNCTION (WS)
This Excel tutorial explains how to use the Excel COUNTA function with syntax and examples.
DESCRIPTION
The Microsoft Excel COUNTA function counts the number of cells that are not empty as well as the number of arguments that contain values.
SYNTAX
The syntax for the COUNTA function in Microsoft Excel is:COUNTA( argument1, [argument2, ... argument_n] )
Parameters or Arguments
argument1, argument2, ... argument_n
Either ranges of cells or values. There can be up to 30 arguments.
Difference between COUNTA, COUNT AND COUNTIF:
The COUNT function is generally used to count a range of cells containing numbers or dates excluding blanks.
COUNTA, on the other hand will count everything... numbers, dates, text or a range containing a mixture of these items, but does not count blank cells. COUNTA stands for count all.
Although you can use COUNTA to generate the number of clients or employees in a list, it counts each entry, not unique entries. To count unique entries you would have to use the SUM function together with the COUNTIF function.
Difference between COUNTA, COUNT AND COUNTIF:
The COUNT function is generally used to count a range of cells containing numbers or dates excluding blanks.
COUNTA, on the other hand will count everything... numbers, dates, text or a range containing a mixture of these items, but does not count blank cells. COUNTA stands for count all.
Although you can use COUNTA to generate the number of clients or employees in a list, it counts each entry, not unique entries. To count unique entries you would have to use the SUM function together with the COUNTIF function.
GRAPH:
I then converted my data into graph format using Microsoft excel. I created a separate table to represent part of my data and then selected it and changed it into a graph. With this, I visually represented the quantity of 'Poptart' brand products Tesco supermarket currently has in stock.
1. Evaluate your performance during criteria A, B , C and D - what did you do well and what did you do badly? Suggest 2 improvements you could make for each criteria?
Criteria A - Inquiring and Analyzing:
I believe I have successfully presented my knowledge in this criteria because I did some background research to find out what a restock excel sheet looks like, what it should include and why it is used. After learning this information, I incorporated the things we learned in class and added one extra formula that I researched by myself out of class to successfully meet this criteria. To improve, I could have added more of the simple formulas such as "MIN" and "MAX".
Criteria B - Design:
For this criteria, I designed a format for my tables and I also designed a logo for the company. I added a bit of simple color to make it aesthetically pleasing however I could have added more.
Criteria C - Planning:
To plan for this excel project, I typed and uploaded a basic plan of what I wanted to do on my blog. I could have gone more in detail by adding sources and references as to where I gathered my information from.
Criteria D - Create:
I have successfully met the criteria because I have created the excel sheet as instructed. I could have gone further by creating more than one sheet and completing every aspect of what was explained in my plan.
FURTHER IMPROVEMENTS:
Having reflected on my work, I have added an extra aspect to my plan and creation to go further than what was asked. I have added the worker's salary and commission in the supermarket as well as a graph to represent this new data. With this, I believe that I have successfully met all the criteria.
Criteria A - Inquiring and Analyzing:
I believe I have successfully presented my knowledge in this criteria because I did some background research to find out what a restock excel sheet looks like, what it should include and why it is used. After learning this information, I incorporated the things we learned in class and added one extra formula that I researched by myself out of class to successfully meet this criteria. To improve, I could have added more of the simple formulas such as "MIN" and "MAX".
Criteria B - Design:
For this criteria, I designed a format for my tables and I also designed a logo for the company. I added a bit of simple color to make it aesthetically pleasing however I could have added more.
Criteria C - Planning:
To plan for this excel project, I typed and uploaded a basic plan of what I wanted to do on my blog. I could have gone more in detail by adding sources and references as to where I gathered my information from.
Criteria D - Create:
I have successfully met the criteria because I have created the excel sheet as instructed. I could have gone further by creating more than one sheet and completing every aspect of what was explained in my plan.
FURTHER IMPROVEMENTS:
Having reflected on my work, I have added an extra aspect to my plan and creation to go further than what was asked. I have added the worker's salary and commission in the supermarket as well as a graph to represent this new data. With this, I believe that I have successfully met all the criteria.




















