your project to create an Excel spreadsheet that will be a teacher’s companion.an input area for the grades, rank them, split them into different quartiles

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Excel programming: You work for a company that does educational consulting. Your boss knows that you are a genius when it comes to Excel and decides to impose upon you a little – he assigns you a project to create an Excel spreadsheet that will be a teacher’s companion.

It has to have an input area for the grades, rank them, split them into different quartiles, create relevant charts, give all the summary statistics that are relevant, color code grades that need to be looked into, have a conditional format highlighting when a student does better or worse than previous exams, show relevant lookup values for grades according to number and letter, have relevant pivot tables, etc.

The goal is that it is a stand-alone tool for teachers to use to assess everything possible about a student. You must use every tool at your disposal. You must use clear, concise and appropriate formulas. You must present your information in a detailed and relevant manner. You will be graded on the “level” of formulas you used, on your ability to manipulate data, on your ability to present data for the intended audience, on how inventive you employ the tools at your disposal, on how thorough you are in your presentation, etc.

 The first page should be a cover page with hyperlinks to the other pages and a picture in the background. The second page should be a dashboard. All subsequent pages should display every tool we have used throughout the semester, including a screen shot of your data model measures and calculated columns and your Power BI dashboard.

You should have two (2) different pages (dashboards) from Power BI. Your Power BI dashboard should include at least 2 custom visuals as per: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8S4YblyU22k&list=PLAQtmrhlOUzHhx_6Kbrz-bPkyGIAgb2lg include relative absolute and mixed cell reference use all the summary statistics (sum, average, min, max, count, etc.) use at least two different instances of date and time functions use at least three different formats such as number, date, custom etc. use at least three different instances of nested if functions use vlookup and index/match functions create and use range names and use them in formulas have at least 7 charts with axis names, chart title, etc. describing the data use data bars use at least three instances of conditional formatting, one of which needs to be custom formatted design at least 2 tables design at least 4 pivot tables use the data model and create measures using CALCULATE, ALL, FILTER, and DISTINCTROWS (at least).

 You should be using the measures in your pivot table. freeze panes text boxes to explain name your sheets and give them colors sort the table at two levels or more use the subtotal function have grouped data have at least four relevant pivot tables with at least two calculated fields (measures) and a calculated item have a slicer available for the pivot table create a one variable data table create a two variable data table use scenario manager or solver (with saved and summarized scenarios) use advanced filters use the database functions use the sumif(s), countif(s), averageif(s) functions use rank, percentrank, quartile, frequency, stdev, and correl functions create a histrogram at least four different formulas using arrays at least two cases of data validation use dynamic charts connected to lists use some VBA (even just something simple) use at least 2 different types of buttons (non-VBA) use a doughnut chart and other effective visualizations from Udemy section: Data and Visualizations Overview use the Advanced Review section from Udemy for ideas

 

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