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First Quarter Week 5

Binangonan Catholic College


Binangonan, Rizal
DAILY LEARNING ACTIVITY SHEET
Grade School Department
Name: _________________________________ Score: ______________________
Year & Section: 4____________ Day & Date Accomplished: ________________
Subject: Computer Parent/ Guardian Signature:_______________

Activity Title: Auto Resizing, merging, and Splitting Cells


Learning Targets: Auto resize columns
Understand the importance of auto resizing
Merge and split cells
References Title: T-lib/Excel/Techno Entrepneurship
Author: Techno kids Philippines
Page No.: 5

I. Main idea to be learned:


Imagine you are the secretary of the Sangguniang Kabataan (SK) in your area. You are given the
task to compile and form a directory of all the SK members using Excel. You have to see all their details
clearly, so you need to auto resize the columns, and merge and split cells. Auto resizing columns to
resize a column without clicking and dragging; simply click on the specific cell or column. Merging cells
combines the selected cells into one cell. Splitting cells unmerges the cells that you have merged and
reverts them back to their original position.

II. Example:

III. Questions/Exercises:
HOW TO AUTO RESIZING, MERGING AND SPLITTING THE CELLS
As the leader of your group, you are tasked to compile and form a directory of all
your group members using Excel. You have to see all their details clearly, so you
need to auto resize the columns, and merge and split cells.

1. Input the following content:


“My Group” on cell A1
“Name”, ”Address”, and “Contact Details” on cells A3, D3,H3 respectively
“Last”, “First”, and “Middle” on cells A4, B4, C4 respectively
“Number”, “Street”, “Barangay”, and “City” on cells D4, E4, F4, G4
respectively
“Email” and “Mobile Number” on cells H4 and I4 respectively
2. Auto resizes columns A to I.
3. Merge and set the alignment to canter cells A1 to I1, A3 to C3, D3 to G3, and
H3 to I3.
4. Merge cells H4 and I4, then split it using Unmerge Cells.
5. Save the workbook using the filename, “Directory”.

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