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Integrasi Word dan Excel - TIK-K10-01
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Main ideas / lessons conveyed
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What “integration of office application content” means
- Integration (merging/uniting) is the process of uniting several objects or data from different office applications into one document/workflow.
- Example: create work in Microsoft Word, but the content/data (e.g., table/graph data) is managed using Microsoft Excel. When the Excel data changes, the graph updates in Word.
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Structure of the Student Worksheet (LK)
- The LK (Student Worksheet) is divided into two parts:
- Student Worksheet 1
- External Student Worksheet
- For the chosen LK1, there are multiple activities/sections (described as 5 student worksheets) practiced one by one.
- The LK (Student Worksheet) is divided into two parts:
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Goal of the demonstration
- Build an OSIS election graph in a Word document using integrated Excel data.
- Example scenario:
- 3 candidates
- Several classes (up to Class 10-5) that select the candidates
- Each class has a specified number of voters for each candidate
- When Excel data is edited, the graph in Word updates accordingly.
Method / step-by-step instructions (as shown)
A) Create the Word document and insert the chart linked to Excel
- Open Microsoft Word.
- Create/open a Blank document.
- Go to Insert.
- Select Chart (choose a chart style as demonstrated).
- Choose a chart style:
- The speaker first chooses a “normal”/default style to avoid confusion.
- Then selects a more specific/custom style (referred to as “beautiful”).
- The embedded Microsoft Excel sheet appears as part of the chart setup—use Excel to input/update the graph data.
B) Enter election data in the embedded Excel sheet
- Delete or clear the existing default data in the Excel sheet.
- Set up the table for the chart:
- Columns: Candidate 1, Candidate 2, Candidate 3
- Rows: Classes, e.g. Class 10-1, 10-2, 10-3, 10-4, 10-5
- Fill in the number of votes per class for each candidate (example counts are provided in the subtitles).
- After entering the data, the chart in Word updates automatically.
C) Finish the chart in Word (title, design, save)
- Close the embedded Excel/chart editing area.
- Change the chart title (example: “Grafik Pemilihan OSIS 2022/2023”).
- (Optional) Change the chart design:
- Use available design options
- Edit chart elements (e.g., add/change items shown)
- The speaker demonstrates selecting an element so it appears immediately.
D) Save the file to the specified folder
- Save the LK file with a name matching the LK title.
- Example: “TIK Kelas 10 01 Integrasi Word dan Excel”
- If it’s a new file, a Save As prompt may appear.
- Choose the save location using Browse.
- Create a new folder structure (example):
- Folder: “Zain”
- Subfolder: “Kelas 10 1”
- Click Open to confirm the destination.
- Save changes (including selecting file type/name/title fields in Save As).
- Close the file.
E) How to find the saved file
- Open File Explorer.
- Navigate to the folder/drive where it was saved (example: Drive D).
- Open the created folder.
- Double-click the saved file to open it.
Speakers / sources featured
- Speaker (video presenter/instructor): No name provided in the subtitles.
- Software/source materials used:
- Microsoft Word
- Microsoft Excel
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