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 You and a partner will create an Excel spreadsheet about information you research on the Internet.  You will each create one on your computer. You need to collaborate together on colors and the setup of the spreadsheet.

 Population of cities in Utah County  Compare the enrollment for the colleges in Utah  Compare the # of wins and loses of two sports teams over the last 10 years  Display how many Subways & Quiznos there are in each county in UT  The enrollment in each High School in Alpine School District compared to other districts  Compare store locations for 2 different stores in certain states  Compare several different singers/bands with how many albums they have or how many Grammys they have won.

 Enough information displayed(at least 10 different categories. For example: number of stores in 10 different states, Points scored by players in 10 years)  Calculate totals  Calculate Average, Minimum, Maximum & Count  Use colors, borders, pictures (make it look nice & organized)

 Create a chart to graphically display the information on your spreadsheet.  Include a summary of what you found from your research. (Put the summary in a text box)  Footer with you and your partner’s names.  Save it: Period_Last_First_Comparison  Make it fit on one page  Drop it to me

 Total-- =SUM(range) or AutoSum button  Use this to find a total number of stores

 Average-- =AVERAGE(range)  Use this to find the average of a range or selection of cells

 Least-- =MIN(range)  Use this to find the smallest number in the selected range

 Most-- =MAX(range)  Use this to find the number that is the highest in the selected range