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BIM IF Quiz Game Project

BIM IF Quiz Game Project. Begin collecting photos for our If Quiz Game!! Collect 50 photos and paste them all into an Excel spreadsheet 3. Set-up your Excel Worksheet, with Functions and Formatting.

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BIM IF Quiz Game Project

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  1. BIM IF Quiz Game Project Begin collecting photos for our If Quiz Game!! Collect 50 photos and paste them all into an Excel spreadsheet 3. Set-up your Excel Worksheet, with Functions and Formatting. -Sample statement: =IF(G198="Mulan","Wow, you’re a Princess.",IF(G198="","","Back to the Dungeon!")) -Perform CountIf functions to count number of Correct values, and Nested If Statements to clear contents of Cells if Necessary. Number Correct =COUNTIF(D15:K214,"Wow, you’re a Princess.") Number of correct possibilities: 52 Percent Correct: =L5/L7

  2. Use Excel to create a form for people to fill out as they view your quiz to provide feedback to make it even better or tell you what they really like. • Protect worksheet so users cannot change formulas or see answers in formulas. • Provide feedback to classmates by taking part of their quizzes. • Touch up your quiz for final turn in Grade.(MAJOR)

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