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Elesson VI Computer 15November2021

The document outlines a Computer Science lesson plan for Class VI at Bal Bharati Public School, focusing on Excel's Conditional Formatting feature. Students will learn to apply and remove conditional formatting to highlight specific data based on defined conditions. An activity is included where students must create an Excel sheet with their Term-1 examination marks and apply conditional formatting to highlight scores below 50% in yellow.

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Elesson VI Computer 15November2021

The document outlines a Computer Science lesson plan for Class VI at Bal Bharati Public School, focusing on Excel's Conditional Formatting feature. Students will learn to apply and remove conditional formatting to highlight specific data based on defined conditions. An activity is included where students must create an Excel sheet with their Term-1 examination marks and apply conditional formatting to highlight scores below 50% in yellow.

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BAL BHARATI PUBLIC SCHOOL, PITAMPURA, DELHI – 110034

Class VI (2021-22)
SUBJECT-Computer Science

Week: 15th to 18th August 2021


Number of Teaching Blocks: 1
Topics: Excel-Creating Worksheet
Subtopic: Conditional Formatting
Aids used: Excel for demonstration.

Learning Outcomes: Each student will be able to apply Conditional Formatting to data.

Lesson Development

Block 1
 Apply Conditional Formatting
 Remove Conditional Formatting

Apply Conditional Formatting

You can use Excel Conditional Formatting feature to assign certain formatting, only
when the value of the cell meets the specified condition.

Method

1. Select the cells to which you want to apply conditional


formatting.
2. On the Home tab.
3. Click on Conditional Formatting.
4. Click on Highlight Cells Rules.
5. Now select the operator (such as greater than, less

than…) you want to assign for condition.


6. Associated dialog box will appear.

7. Enter the numeric value or text for the condition here.

8. Choose a format to apply.

9. Click on OK.
Remove Conditional Formatting

Method

1. Select the cells from which you want to remove the


conditional formatting.
2. On the Home tab.
3. Click on Conditional Formatting.
4. Choose Clear Rules.
5. Click on Clear Rules from Selected Cells.
6. The conditional formatting will be removed.

Activity

Create an Excel sheet containing marks of your Term-1 examination. Apply conditional
formatting to subjects you have scored below 50%, highlight the cells two yellow colour.

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