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How to Create a Gradebook in Excel
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In this lesson, learn how to deploy conditional formatting to flag potential errors or discrepancies in your Microsoft Excel gradebook spreadsheet!
with Todd McLeodIn this lesson, learn how to deploy conditional formatting to flag potential errors or discrepancies in your Microsoft Excel gradebook spreadsheet!
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In this lesson, learn how to build formulas with absolute references to crunch students’ final grades quickly and easily in a Microsoft Excel gradebook.
with Todd McLeodIn this lesson, learn how to build formulas with absolute references to crunch students’ final grades quickly and easily in a Microsoft Excel gradebook.
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Learn how to set up the Vlookup function in MS Excel to calculate a final letter grade for each student in your Microsoft Excel gradebook spreadsheet.
with Todd McLeodLearn how to set up the Vlookup function in MS Excel to calculate a final letter grade for each student in your Microsoft Excel gradebook spreadsheet.
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You’ve made a Microsoft Excel gradebook spreadsheet to keep track of student performance. Now, learn how to insert freeze panes and change the sorting criteria.
with Todd McLeodYou’ve made a Microsoft Excel gradebook spreadsheet to keep track of student performance. Now, learn how to insert freeze panes and change the sorting criteria.
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In this lesson, learn how to import a gradebook from Blackboard into Microsoft Excel, and format the spreadsheet for a more user-friendly layout.
with Todd McLeodIn this lesson, learn how to import a gradebook from Blackboard into Microsoft Excel, and format the spreadsheet for a more user-friendly layout.
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