The document discusses various skills related to using Google Sheets. It describes the author's proficiency with 10 different skills: writing formulas, using formatting tools, dragging cells to continue patterns, creating dropdown menus, writing conditional formulas, laying out adjustable parameters, computing averages and totals, graphing sets of data, graphing equations, and searching for and applying advanced functions. For each skill, it provides an example from one of the sheets the author has created to demonstrate their ability.
The document discusses various skills related to using Google Sheets. It describes the author's proficiency with 10 different skills: writing formulas, using formatting tools, dragging cells to continue patterns, creating dropdown menus, writing conditional formulas, laying out adjustable parameters, computing averages and totals, graphing sets of data, graphing equations, and searching for and applying advanced functions. For each skill, it provides an example from one of the sheets the author has created to demonstrate their ability.
The document discusses various skills related to using Google Sheets. It describes the author's proficiency with 10 different skills: writing formulas, using formatting tools, dragging cells to continue patterns, creating dropdown menus, writing conditional formulas, laying out adjustable parameters, computing averages and totals, graphing sets of data, graphing equations, and searching for and applying advanced functions. For each skill, it provides an example from one of the sheets the author has created to demonstrate their ability.
The document discusses various skills related to using Google Sheets. It describes the author's proficiency with 10 different skills: writing formulas, using formatting tools, dragging cells to continue patterns, creating dropdown menus, writing conditional formulas, laying out adjustable parameters, computing averages and totals, graphing sets of data, graphing equations, and searching for and applying advanced functions. For each skill, it provides an example from one of the sheets the author has created to demonstrate their ability.
I am a master at writing formulas that make calculations. I practiced this on Sheet
Two where I made a formula that will either add, subtract, divide or multiply two numbers, essentially a very simple calculator. I believe I am a master at writing formulas in Google Sheets because I understand the steps necessary to make a working formula in sheets.
Skill B) Use formatting tools to make sheets easy to understand
I am a master at using formatting tools and colors to make sheets easier to understand. A excellent example of this is on Sheet 3. I changed the color of some cells, italicized the headers and bolded the titles to make it more appealing the the readers.
Skill C) Drag cells to progress patterns
I am a master at dragging cells to continue a formula pattern. I used this skill on
Sheet Five where I dragged the formula in the y-column. As I progressed the formula downwards I made sure that the slope and y-intercept stayed constant by adding a $ before the number and letter of the cell.
Skill D) Create dropdown menus
I am proficient at creating dropdown menus in Google Sheets. This can be seen on Sheet Six where my partner and I created dropdown menus that defines a parts or a labor tax. If labor is taxed or if parts are taxed it changes the total charge for that part. I feel that with a little more practice I can master this skill.
Skill E) Write conditional formulas
I believe I am proficient at writing conditional formulas. An example of this is the tax
column on Sheet Six, here I had wrote a formula. If a cell in the Type Column has either labor or parts, it will change the total charge, this is a conditional formula.
Skill F) Lay out adjustable parameters for repeated calculations
I am proficient at laying out adjustable parameters for repeated calculations. I did this on Sheet Five, I created sheet that graphs a linear equation based on parameters. When you change a parameter (slope or y-intercept) the x and y values change along with the line graph. I used dollar signs before the number and letter of the target cells, to make this sheet work properly.
Skill G) Compute averages and totals
I am a master at computing averages and totals. An example of when I made an average is the Sheet One. I computed the average temperature on January, 3rd 2001 in Durango, CO, by entering =avg and imputing the target cells. I computed the Bill Total on Sheet Six, I did this by imputing =sum and the target cells.
Skill H) Graph sets of data
I am a master at graphing sets of data. An example of this is Sheet One, where I made four graphs out of the temperature data for January, 3rd 2001. However only one of these graphs was relevant to the data, the line graph.
Skill I) Graph equations
I am proficient at graphing equations on Google Sheets. I graphed an equation on
Sheet Five, from the data of hamsters vs broccoli (x and y). I did this by navigating to Insert>Chart and finding the correct chart to represent the data.
Skill J) Search for and apply advanced functions
I am proficient at searching for and applying advanced functions in Google Sheets. An example of this is Sheet Four, I made column of data for x and made a function that defines the y value. If the x value directly next to the y value changes, the y value will change accordingly.