yicd5giNoPIKpeLS52njNZNq7Zp54pVIOurp3HTvfokwOPhcpO.1.K.M1- Insert the word Art in the empty space in the top of thegrade table, add a shape fill and reflection to it2- insert a picture of your choice to the left side of the wordart3- Rename the sheet with "CSC1200 Grades" and color itwith Blue.ledTable and Charts:4- Create a pie chart for the total grade and the name of eachcorrespondent student, and move it to a new sheet called "PieChart5- Add a table format for the grades table (with header,banded raws and first column).Conditional Formatting:6- Highlight Akkar addresses with Green7-Add red righ to left Data Bars to Excel Exam and left toright Blue Data Bars to Word Exam.Sorting and Filtering8- Sort the names of the students in ascending order.9- Filter the data to show only the failed students.241 PMBD d ENG5/2/202

1. Insert -> WordArt(choose as per choice) select the wordart -> click on the drawing tool…

1- Insert the word Art in the empty space in the top of the grade table, add a shape fill and reflection to it 2- insert a picture of your choice to the left side of the word art 3- Rename the sheet with "CSC1200 Grades" and color it with Blue.

1- Insert the word Art in the empty space in the top of the grade table, add a shape fill and reflection to it 2- insert a picture of your choice to the left side of the word art 3- Rename the sheet with "CSC1200 Grades" and color it with Blue.

New Perspectives on HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript

6th Edition

ISBN:9781305503922

Author:Patrick M. Carey

Publisher:Patrick M. Carey

Chapter7: Designing A Web Form: Creating A Survey Form

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 15CP2

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