THE SETTINGS SHOULD BE A COG SYMBOL AND MY HAVE HD ON IT** This tutorial video is designed to help you get to grips with using Microsoft Office Excel to prepare you for your level 2 ICT...

ICT PROFICIENCY Level 2 Microsoft Basics: EXCEL. Please have a look at the list below to see the various topics that are covered in this guide. Microsoft Excel. Working with multiple sheets; Working with Tables; Working with Charts; Creating Advanced Formulas; Using a Wide Range of Functions; Setting and Filtering Data; OVERVIEW OUTCOMES ...

Module: Microsoft Excel Level 2 (Intermediate) Lesson 1 Calculating Data with Advanced Formulas Apply cell and range names. Calculate data across worksheets. Use specialized functions.

Learners will be able to explore different data manipulation methods that can be used to present meaningful information. When delivering the unit, you should use live example dashboards of varying quality to contextualise the content.

The most widely used spreadsheet program is probably Microsoft Excel. This is the program we used for the examples in this section. If you need to remind yourself of how to set up a spreadsheet and complete simple calculations using one, revisit Level 1 ForSkills ICT resources on spreadsheets. Learning Objectives

We are delighted to introduce you to the Edexcel Functional Skills ICT, Levels 1 & 2 Specification and Sample Assessment Materials. These have been developed from our extensive pilot and are designed to meet the needs of all learners taking Functional Skills ICT, Levels 1 & 2, from September 2010.

Edexcel ICT Functional Skills Level 2 exams contain a maximum of 50 marks, with the pass mark being approximately 72% (36 marks). Section A: 15 minutes – 6 marks – 1 task. Section B: 105 minutes – 44 marks – 5 tasks. The past papers cover the three main skills in the specification: Externally set, on-demand assessment.

Microsoft Excel 2019 is the most common spreadsheet software for business or personal use. Even if you choose to work with another spreadsheet solution, most software is compatible with Excel format and can export any data into an Excel spreadsheet.

Level 2 Excel Formulas Subtract =A2-B2 Add =A2+B2 Add two cells Add SUM =SUM(A2:A10) Add a column or row Divide =A2/B2 Multiply =A2*B2 Average =AVERAGE(A2:A10) Returns the mean average of all values in cells between A2 and A10 IF function =IF(A2>=10,”Ten or more”,”Less than ten”) IF has one logical test.

The Functional Skills ICT Level 1 is equivalent to a D or E grade at GCSE, meaning you can demonstrate your ability to understand and use everyday ICT at this level. When you progress to Level 2, you will reach the equivalent to a grade A* to …