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As mentioned, a spreadsheet
is designed in "rows" and "columns".
This helps to keep the information you are entering organised
and easy to read.
Let's think about the information you have and how you
want to present it in a spreadsheet.
You have researched the career you have chosen and found
the types of related jobs, the training involved and the
number of years required for training. You have also researched
the universities or colleges where people can train for
these careers. You can include all this information and
create some new information from it. You can do a calculation
to determine the total cost of training for a particular
career.
Here is an example:
Notice the column headings. They
are straightforward and easy to understand. You can
use this example as a guide to name your column headings.
Don't worry about formatting, you can deal with that
later.
Next, you will learn how to enter data into your spreadsheet.
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