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The document outlines a task for Grade 8 students to enter patient health data into an Excel spreadsheet, including various health metrics and expenses. It provides instructions for calculating total costs, applying conditional formatting, creating charts, sorting, and filtering data, as well as summarizing key statistics. The task is designed to enhance students' skills in data management and analysis using Excel.

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Spreadsheet Quiz

The document outlines a task for Grade 8 students to enter patient health data into an Excel spreadsheet, including various health metrics and expenses. It provides instructions for calculating total costs, applying conditional formatting, creating charts, sorting, and filtering data, as well as summarizing key statistics. The task is designed to enhance students' skills in data management and analysis using Excel.

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Campus Rangers Learning Center ​

Name: __________________ Grade 8 ______________


ICT Pop Quiz Total Marks= 20

Task: Enter patient health data into an Excel spreadsheet.

Patient ID Name Age Weight Height (cm) Blood Cholesterol Monthly Medical Monthly Fee
(kg) Pressure Level (mg/dL) Expense
(mmHg)

1 John Smith 45 80 175 120/80 190 100 20

2 Jane Doe 30 65 160 130/85 180 150 30

3 Alice Brown 50 70 165 140/90 210 200 40

4 Bob Johnson 60 90 180 150/95 220 250 50

5 Charlie White 35 75 170 125/82 170 120 24

6 David Green 28 68 162 118/78 160 80 16

7 Eva Black 55 85 172 145/92 230 300 60

8 Frank Blue 40 78 168 135/88 200 110 22

9 Grace Yellow 48 72 169 128/80 175 90 18

10 Henry Red 33 82 177 132/84 190 140 28

11 Iris Pink 62 88 174 155/100 240 260 52

12 Jack Grey 27 77 165 122/79 150 70 14


13 Kate Purple 46 65 158 130/85 180 130 26

14 Leo Orange 53 90 180 148/94 225 220 44

15 Mia Cyan 29 75 163 120/78 160 85 17

16 Noah Silver 31 80 176 125/80 170 95 19

17 Olivia Gold 39 82 178 134/86 200 110 22

Calculate Total Cost Create a New Column:​


Title it "Total Cost (for 2 Years)".Formula: In the first cell of the new column (let's say it's column I):​
=H2 + (H2 * 0.2 * 24) Drag down to fill in all entries.​
Conditional Formatting​
Highlight Patients with Cholesterol Levels Above 200:Select the Cholesterol Level column.Go to Home > Conditional Formatting >
New Rule.Set the rule to greater than 200 and fill with red.Highlight Patients with Blood Pressure Below 120/80:Use a custom
formula to check if systolic (first part) is less than 120 and diastolic (second part) is less than 80. You may need to split this into two
columns for easier formatting.​
Create a Chart​
Insert a Column Chart: Select the range of Patient Names and Monthly Medical Expenses.​
Go to Insert > Chart > Column Chart.​
Sort Data​
Sort by Age:Click on the Age column header. Go to Data > Sort and select Sort Largest to Smallest.​
Filter Data​
Filter for Patients Above 50 Years:Click on the Age column header. Go to Data > Filter. Set a filter to show values greater than 50. ​
Create a Summary​
Summary Section: Below your data, create a small summary with the following calculations:​
Total Number of Patients:=COUNTA(A2:A21)​
Average Monthly Medical Expense: =AVERAGE(H2:H21)​
Highest Cholesterol Level: =MAX(G2:G21)

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