Assignment Help!

[nursejudy]

I'm overwhelmed by the response.thanks

xxxxx

[Alan Stubbs]

kendo:

fighting for her affections eh?

Whats a 'shiat-su'? A dog? No.....

Chester - a zoo without any animals!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Andy Macfarlane]

Take your percentage and multiply by 3.6 to give the number of degrees in the chart.

 

eg: 50% X 3.6 = 180 degrees.

[nursejudy]

er I'm mathematically challenged I'm afraid.......

 

[Alan Stubbs]

nursejudy:

thanks guys i have word and works but not excell...

If you have MSWorks (Is that an oxymoron?) you have a spreadsheet package.... send me a PM I can help.

[Tog]

'Word' has a quick 'chart' feature:

first you need to add a 'table' and enter your data.

(press 'help' and find the 'create a simple table' guide)

make up a simple 3x4 table to play with first,

IE: 'Table', 'insert table', 'col 3' 'row 4', 'OK'

something like

Rod Cost Price Sales Price

Bigone 150 200

smallone 100 150

tinyone 75 100

then once you have all your data in the table 'select it all' (with your mouse) and go 'insert' 'object' 'microsoft graph chart' (bingo, a chart!)

to change what the chart looks like click on it & then right click and select chart type.

have a play and see how pretty they look!

If in doubt in Word follow the 'help tutors' for 'MS' ther'e not too bad.

 

MS - the only company that could put the off button under a menu of the Start button!

[nursejudy]

Thanks to everyone who tried to help me ..

.

.

..

got my results to-day...passed the Diabetes Course!!!

a pass with 75 marks

 

 

i am well chuffed!!!!

 

ta

judy

 

[ 22. February 2005, 08:32 PM: Message edited by: nursejudy ]

[terryk]

Very well done. All the effort was not in vain then!

[John S]

Congratulations Judy

[Ken Davison South Wales]

Well done Judy,

 

MS Works has a spread sheet facility, works the same as excel.