LibreOffice Calc Productive Exercises for Students and Workers
This collection of tutorials will help you learn LibreOffice Calc like Microsoft Excel. We published these gradually since 2022 and is still continuing. We hope these helps you all regardless your occupation being a student, a teacher or a worker. Happy studying!
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SUM, AVERAGE, COUNT – learn by exercises about how to take sum, average, and count of a series of numerical data e.g. students’ scores.
IF, COUNTIF, SUMIF – learn by exercises about automatic decision making with if, countif, and sumif e.g. evaluating students’ grades by pass or fail.
LEFT, MID, RIGHT – learn by exercises about manipulating text e.g. taking first, middle and last name.
MIN, MAX – learn by exercises about counting number of characters of a text e.g. how long a name is.
VLOOKUP – learn by exercises about vertical search of a series of data e.g. choosing a student name will show his/her scores.
HLOOKUP — learn by exercises about horizontal version of vlookup.
Data Entry Form — learn by exercises about showing data entry form and doing data input by typing.
Create Chart — learn by exercises about making charts out of data in LibreOffice Calc.
Create Mail Merge (with Writer) — learn by exercises about writing identical letters –like student report card, invitations or invoices– for different recipients.
Create Pivot Table — learn by exercises about recreating and representing data in different formats according to user’s needs.
Convert Number to Text — learn by exercises about translating numbers to text e.g. similar to what you find on receipt papers such as $100 means one hundred dollars.
Create and Use Filters — to be arrived.
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