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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (402)
CLASS 9
UNIT-4
ELECTRONIC SPREADSHEET
QUESTIONS /ANSWERS
UNIT 4: ELECTRONIC SPREADSHEET
E. Short answer
questions (50 words)
1. What do you
call the document created in a spreadsheet application?
Answer:- Worksheet
2. What are
the steps to create a new spreadsheet?
Answer:- Steps to create a new
spreadsheet:-
Open LibreOffice Calc. Ã
The click on Calc Spreadsheet à OK
3. What is the
difference between spreadsheet, worksheet and sheet?
Answer:-
Spreadsheet:-
Spreadsheet is a long sheet of rows and columns on the computer screen to do
data analysis and calculation. In other words, a spreadsheet is a grid which
interactively manages and organises data in rows and columns.
Worksheet:-
The worksheet is single page spreadsheet or page
in Excel, where you can write, edit and manipulate data.
Sheet:-
Combination of the rows and columns make cell and collection of cell is called
sheet.
4. What is the
default name of the worksheet? How can it be renamed?
Answer:- The default name of the
worksheet in Libra Office is Untitled 1 and
using save or save as option we can
rename it.
5. Write the
steps to insert and delete the worksheet in Calc.
Answer:- To insert a worksheet click
the + icon in bottom left corner.
To delete the worksheetÃ
Right click on worksheet name à then click delete sheet.
6. What is an
active cell? How to delete the contents of an active cell?
Answer:- In a spreadsheet, cell is the place where we enter the data.
The selected or activated cell is called as active cell.
To press Delete key we can delete the contents of an active cell.
7. What is
relative and absolute cell address in the spreadsheet?
Answer:-
Relative referencing: When we drag the formula downwards in columns, the row number
of the cell address gets one added. In the same way, when you drag the formula
horizontally from the left to the right column, the column name of the cell
address is added on to the next column letter.
Absolute referencing: In Absolute referencing, a $ symbol is used before the column
name as well as row number to make it constant in any formula. For example, $C$12, $D$5, etc. In this
case, even if you drag your formula in any direction, the cell name remains
constant.
8. Explain any
two operations performed on data in a spreadsheet.
Answer:-
Operator Formula Result
Addition (+) = 23+ 6 29
Subtraction (-) = 0 – 6 -
6
Multiplication (*) = 9*6 54
Division (/) = 88/8 11
Exponentiation (^) = 2 ^ 5 32
9. How do
formulae work in a spreadsheet?
Answer:- Using the = (equal) symbol
we can use formulae in a spreadsheet.
10. Can you
include more than one mathematical operators in a formula?
Answer:-
Yes we can include more than one mathematical operators in a formula.
11. How to make visible the desired toolbar a
spreadsheet?
Answer:-
To visible the desired toolbar a spreadsheet follow this steps:-
Goto
View menu à Tool bar à select desire
toolbar
12. Give the
syntax and example of any three mathematical functions in spreadsheet.
Answer:-
S.No. |
Function |
Syntax |
Example |
1 |
SUM |
=SUM(Number1,Number2,.....) |
=SUM(B5:F5) |
2 |
MAX |
=MAX(Number1,Number2,......) |
=MAX(D1:D7) |
3 |
COUNT |
=COUNT(Number1,Number2,.....) |
=COUNT(D1:D7) |
13. Give the
syntax and example of any three statistical functions in spreadsheet.
Answer:-
S.No. |
Function |
Syntax |
Example |
1 |
SQRT |
=SQRT(NUMBER) |
=SQRT(5) |
2 |
AVERAGE |
=AVERAGE(Number1,Number2,......) |
=AVERAGE(D1:D7) |
3 |
COUNT |
=COUNT(Number1,Number2,.....) |
=COUNT(D1:D7) |
14. Give the
syntax and example of any three decision making functions in spreadsheet.
Answer:-
S.No. |
Function |
Syntax |
Example |
1 |
IF |
=IF(TEST,TRUE,FALSE) |
=IF(B5>4,Y,N) |
2 |
AND |
=AND(Logical1,Logical 2……….) |
=AND(D1>D7,B1>B5) |
3 |
OR |
=OR(Logical1,Logical 2……….) |
=OR(D1>D7,B1>B5) |
15. Give the
syntax and example of any three date and time functions in spreadsheet.
Answer:-
S.No. |
Function |
Syntax |
Example |
1 |
DATE |
=DATE(YYYY,MM,DD) |
=DATE(1985,05,02) |
2 |
DAYS |
=DAY(END DAY,START DAY) |
=DAY(5,2) |
3 |
NOW |
=NOW( ) |
=NOW(
) |
16. Give the
syntax and example of any three logical functions in spreadsheet.
Answer:-
S.No. |
Function |
Syntax |
Example |
1 |
IF |
=IF(TEST,TRUE,FALSE) |
=IF(B5>4,Y,N) |
2 |
AND |
=AND(Logical1,Logical 2……….) |
=AND(D1>D7,B1>B5) |
3 |
OR |
=OR(Logical1,Logical 2……….) |
=OR(D1>D7,B1>B5) |
17. Give the
syntax and example of any three string functions in spreadsheet.
S.No. |
Function |
Syntax |
Example |
1 |
LEN |
=LEN(SELECT TEXT) |
=LEN(O6) |
2 |
BASE |
=BASE(Number, Radix, Length) |
=BASE(B4,1,N5) |
3 |
ASC |
=ASC(Text) |
=ASC(O7) |
18. Explain the
advantages of drawing a chart in Calc.
Answer:- The advantages of drawing a
chart in Calc. are:-
·
It is very beneficial to draw a chart
in Calc as calculations can be done easily.
·
It is numerical and If you
have jotted down the right formula it will calculate the solution for you.
·
It shows the data in a very
sophisticated manner.
·
It is a very powerful tool and is
helpful for all the accountants or mathematicians out there.
·
It is easy and
comfortable to use.
19. Explain in
one line each the various types of charts.
Answer :- The various types of charts
are:-
1. Column Chart:- Comparing
classes of data items in group.
2. Bar Chart:- Comparing
classes of data items in group.
3. Line Chart:- Comparing
classes of data items in group.
4. Pie Chart:- Comparing
classes of data items as
5. XY Scatter Chart:- Comparing
data in pairs.
20. Write the
steps to insert a chart in Calc.
Answer:- Follow the steps given
below to create charts.
· Select the range of data (A1:F7)
· Insert → Chart
· Select the type of chart
· Select the chart (Column Chart)
· Click finish.
21.
Name and explain any five components of a chart in a
spreadsheet package.
Answer:-
components of a chart in a spreadsheet package are:-
1.
Chart area
2.
Chart title
3.
Axis title
4.
Plot area
5.
Axis values
Explanation:
1.
The chat area contains all diagram components.No
part exists outside this area.
2.
The chart title is defined as a descriptive text
displayed by a chart.
3.
The Axis title names are given to
x-axis(horizontal) and y-axis(vertical).
4.
The plot area is defined as chart location
which shows real data presented by lines, bars, columns, dots etc.
5.
The Axis values are assigned to both of the X and
Y axis.
22. What is electronic spreadsheet? Write the
different activities (function) of electronic spreadsheet.
Answer:-
Spreadsheet is a long sheet of rows and columns on the
computer screen to do data analysis and calculation. In other words, a
spreadsheet is a grid which interactively manages and organises data in rows
and columns. It is also called as Electronic Spreadsheet. It is used for
managing financial and accounting documents, creating data reports, generating
invoices, data analysis from scientific and statistical researches, and for
doing a variety of calculations on data.
LibreOffice Calc is used to
perform the following activities accurately and efficiently.
1. Tabulation of data
2. Simple mathematical calculations
3. Complex calculations using formula
and functions
4. Arranging data in ascending and
descending order (sorting)
5. Filtering the required data
6. Check the validity of data
7. Protection of data using passwords
8. Saving for future use
23. Name any two
spreadsheet softwares.
Answer:- The two spreadsheet software’s are:
• Microsoft Excel
• LibreOffice Calc
• OpenOfficeCalc
• Apple Inc. Numbers
24. What is the extension
of libre office Calc file and ms Excel file?
Answer Ms Excel - .xlsx or .xls
Libre office Calc - .ods
25. What is a worksheet?
Answer. The
worksheet in Calc is also referred to as spreadsheet. The spreadsheet can have
many sheets. Each sheet can have many individual cells arranged in rows and
columns. The sheet tab shows its default name as Sheet1, Sheet2, Sheet3, ….
26. What is the difference between Rows and Columns?
Answer. The
sheet is divided into vertical columns and horizontal rows. The rows are
numbered as 1,2,3,4,… and columns are numbered as A, B, C, D, …., Z,
27. What is the difference between cell and cell address?
Answer. The
intersection of a row and column is called a cell. It is the basic element of a
spreadsheet. It holds data, such as text, numbers, formulas and so on. A cell
address is denoted by its column (letter) and row number. For example, D4, E9,
Z89 are the valid example of cell address.
28. What is an Active cell?
Answer In
a spreadsheet, cell is the place where we enter the data. The selected or
activated cell is called as active cell.
29. Based on the given table answer the following
questions:
i) Write the formula to calculate the sum of cell B1 to B5 and display the result
in cell B7.
ii) Write the formula to calculate the average of cell B1 to B5 and display the result
in cell B8.
iii) Write the formula to find the largest no. from cell B1 to B5 and display the
result in cell B9.
iv) Write the formula to find the smallest no. from cell B1 to B5 and display the
result in cell B10.
v) Write the formula to count the no. of elements in cell B1 to B5 and
display the result in cell B11.
Answer.
i) Click on cell B7 and type =SUM(B1:B5)
ii) Click on cell B8 and type
=AVERAGE(B1:B5)
iii) Click on cell B9 and type
=MAX(B1:B5)
iv) Click on cell B10 and type
=MIN(B1:B5)
v) Click on cell B11 and type
=COUNT(B1:B5)
31. How many types of data can enter
in electronic spreadsheet?
Answer:- The data to be entered in electronic spreadsheet :-
1. Label
2. Values or
3. Formula.
32 What is use of chart in
electronic spreadsheet? Write the different chart that used in Libra office.
Answer:- It is not easy to comprehend,
compare, analyze or present data when they are represented as numbers. But when
data are presented in the form of charts they become an effective tool to
communicate.
Column
Chart
Bar
Chart
Line
Chart
Pie
Chart
XY
Scatter Chart
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