Module 2: Using Word, Excel, and PowerPoint for Academic Coursework
Task 9: Tabulating Data and
Creating Charts III
Name: _______________________ Instructor: __________________ Section:
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Objectives
In this task you will learn to:
- Practice building Excel spreadsheets based on collated data.
- Practice building Excel charts to display the data.
- Practice exporting Excel spreadsheets and charts to Word.
Instructions
You are writing a paper on mobile phone use at AUI. You have completed
a survey (a copy of the survey appears in the file survey.doc)
and have started to draft a paper (which appears in the file mobile.doc)
to report the results.
Activity 1
Open the phones.xls
workbook that you created and saved before. Open the third spreadsheet
by clicking on the tab labelled Sheet
3 in the bottom of the Excel window. This spreadsheet
should be blank.
Build a spreadsheet comparing the level of student satisfaction
with the service providers Meditel and Maroc Telecom. Format and
label the spreadsheet and chart appropriately.
This activity refers to data collected in questions seven and nine
of the mobile use survey. The collated data is as follows.

From this data you should build an Excel spreadsheet table. Format
the spreadsheet to match the table below.
Table 3: Satisfaction
with Service Provider
| Service provider |
Extremely satisfied |
Very satisfied |
Satisfied |
Somewhat satisfied |
Not satisfied |
| Meditel |
0 |
2 |
4 |
1 |
0 |
| Maroc Telecom |
1 |
1 |
2 |
1 |
0 |
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Name this spreadsheet Satisfaction
by typing this name on the tab at the bottom of the Excel window.
Save the workbook. (You will use this same workbook for several
more tasks.)
Activity 2
Build a chart (using the data from your Satisfaction
spreadsheet) showing the levels of satisfaction of phone users.
Format the chart to the following specifications. Follow the instructions
in Tips for Formatting Chart Elements Using Excel.
Figure 3: Male and Female
Phone Use

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Specifications
Chart Wizard
Chart type = Clustered bar with 3-D
Chart title = None
Category X Axis = Level of Satisfaction
Category Z Axis = Number
Gridlines = None
Legend = Show legend, top
Data labels = None
Chart location = as object in Satisfaction
Format Chart Area
Border = Automatic, shadow, round corners
Font = Times New Roman 10
Format data series
Female (format data point)
Fill effect = light downward diagonal
Male (format data point)
Fill effect = light upward diagonal
Format Legend
Border = none
Font = Times New Roman 10
Placement = top
Format Walls/Floor
Format walls/floor = clear
Patterns = border, automatic
Format Axis Title
Alignment = 90°
Format Category Axis
Alignment = 45°
Activity 3
Insert the chart into the appropriate paragraph of the document
entitled "Mobile Use." Read and follow the advice given
in Tips for Moving Charts from Excel to Word.
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