A B C D

1 Student

Code

Scores Statistics

2 Student 1 4 Mean

3 Student 2 5 Mode

4 Student 3 5 Median

5 Student 4 6 Maximum

6 Student 5 10 Minimum

7 Range

Analyzing Test Scores

=average(B2:B6)

=mode(B2:B6)

=median(B2:B6)

=max(B2:B6)

=min(B2:B6)

=D5-D6

•Select the type of chart (Excel 2010)

1

2

3

•Select the type of chart (Excel 2013/2016)

1

2

3

•Chart Title

(Excel 2010)1

2

3

4

•Chart Title (Excel 2013/2016)

1

23

4

5

•Horizontal axis label (Excel 2010)

12

3

4

5

•Horizontal axis label (Excel 2013/2016)

1

23

45

•Vertical axis label (Excel 2010)

3

4

1

2

5

•Vertical axis label (Excel 2013/2016)

1

23

4 5

•Data labels (Excel 2010)

3

4

12

•Data label (Excel 2013/2016)

1

23

4

5

•Nonadjacent cells

1. Select the data in column A

2. Hold the Control Key (Ctrl)

3. Select the data in column C

•Setting the number of decimal places

1. Select the data

2. Click the required icon

Decrease Increase

•Sorting data

1. Select the data

2. Choose Data

3. Select Sort

4. Select the Sort Order and Click OK

Data

Sort

Sort Order

Analyzing Test ScoresStudent Code Scores

Student 1 4

Student 2 5

Student 3 5

Student 4 6

Student 5 10

Statistics

Mean =AVERAGE(B2:B6)

Median =MEDIAN(B2:B6)

Mode =MODE(B2:B6)

Maximum =MAX(B2:B6)

Minimum =MIN(B2:B6)

Creating a Chart:

1. Select Data

2. Select Insert

3. Select Chart Type

Creating a Chart Title:

(Office 2010)

Select Layout and then Chart Title

(Office 2013/2016)

Select Design then Add Chart

Element. Next select Chart Title

Labeling Each Axis:

(Office 2010)

Select Layout and then Axis Titles

(Office 2013/2016)

Select Design then Add Chart

Element. Next select Axis Titles

Copy Chart to Microsoft Word:

1. Select Chart

2. Right click and choose Copy

3. Open Microsoft Word

4. Right click and choose Paste