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TECHNOLOGY AND LIVELIHOOD

EDUCATION (TLE)

GRADE 7
INFORMATION AND
COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY
(ICT)

QUARTER IV
WEEK 2
SELF - LEARNING MODULE

EURYDICE M. ABUSMAS, LPT


SUBJECT TEACHER

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LESSON 2: ADD BORDERS AND SHADING

Border in a spreadsheet is a term that refers to lines placed around the edges of
cells or ranges. Borders can be used to provide structure to a spreadsheet, to
indicate where data should be entered or just decoration.

Different Types of Border


 Underline
 Top Border
 Outside
 Thick outside
 Bottom double
 Thick Bottom
 All Borders
 Top and Bottom

Add a Cell Border

1. Select the cell(s) where you want to add the border.

2. Click the Border list arrow from the Home tab.


A list of borders you can add to the selected cell(s)
appears. Use the examples shown next to each border
option to decide which border type will work best for
you.
3. Select a border type.

Remove a Cell Border

1. To remove a border, select the cell(s) where you want to add the border.

2. Click the Border list arrow and select No Border.

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Add Cell Shading

Shading is a background color is applied to the cell(s).

1. Select the cell(s) where you want


2. to add the shading.
3. Click the Fill Color list arrow.
4. A palate of theme colors is displayed in the
5. menu. If you want to use a different
color, select More Colors.
6. Select the color you want to apply.

Make sure the background provides enough contrast with the text to be legible.

LESSON 3: EXCEL CHARTS

CHARTS are visual representations of data used to make it more understandable.

Commonly used charts are:


 Pie chart: Use this chart to show proportions of a whole. Use it when the total
of your numbers is 100%.
 Column chart: Use this chart to visually compare values across few categories.
(oriented vertically).
 Bar chart: Use this chart type to visually compare values across a few
categories when the chart shows duration or the category text is long.
(oriented horizontally)
 Line chart: Use this chart type to show trends over time (years, months, and
days) or categories.
Note: Charts are also called graphs and visualizations.

Charts can easily be created in a few steps in Excel.

1. Create your data in excel file.


2. Select the range you want to include in the
Chart..

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3. On the Insert tab, in the Charts group, click the Line symbol.

4. Click Line with Markers.

Result:

Note: enter a title by clicking on Chart Title. For example, Wildlife Population.

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You can easily change to a different type of chart at any time.

1. Select the chart.

2. On the Chart Design tab, in the Type group, click Change Chart Type.

3. On the left side, click Column.

4. Click OK.

Result:

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HOW MUCH HAVE YOU LEARNED
Directions: Encircle the letter of the correct answer.

1. It is a term that refers to lines placed around the edges of cells or ranges.
a) Borders b) Charts c) Shading d) Worksheet

2. Which option in the border types are you going to select if you want to remove the border?
a) All border b) Bottom line c) Outside border d) No border

3. The following are types of borders EXCELPT?


a) All border b) Bottom line c) Outside border d) Border grid

4. It is a background color is applied to the cell(s).


a) Borders b) Margins c) Shading d) Workbook

5. ______________ are visual representations of data used to make it more understandable.


a) Borders b) Charts c) Formula d) Function

6. What type of chart will you use to show trends over time?
a) Bar chart b) Column chart c) Line chart d) Pie chart

7. Use this chart to show proportions of a whole.


a) Bar chart b) Column chart c) Line chart d) Pie chart

8. To visually compare values across few categories, we use ________________.


a) Bar chart b) Column chart c) Line chart d) Pie chart

9. If you want to visually compare values across few categories with duration, what type of chart
are you going to use?
a) Bar chart b) Column chart c) Line chart d) Pie chart

10. What is the other term for chart?


a) data b) graphs and visualizations c) illustrations d) lines

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