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Class XII Accountancy Computerised Accounting System 3 Which of these is not an argument of the IF function? a. Logical_test. b. Value_if_false. c. Value_when_false. d. Value_if_true. 7. In what cell is...
Class XII Accountancy Computerised Accounting System 3 class of 25 student’s month wise for 10 months. Calculate the percentage of presence for each student every month. Prepare a month wise summary of ...
Class XII Accountancy Computerised Accounting System 4 G RAPHS AND C HARTS F OR B USINESS DATA Learning Objectives Introduction able to:udying this chapter, you wiIn the previous chapter, you were intro...
Class XII Accountancy Computerised Accounting System 4 mouse click on Start Icon 2. On clicking of Start symbol we will get Programs option; which will provide us access to a list of programs installed ...
Class XII Accountancy Computerised Accounting System 4 the given data by Excel the above steps are essential and important. From the 107 tab on the ribbon we can see that Excel supports many Reprint 202...
Class XII Accountancy Computerised Accounting System 4 are called data markers. Data markers of the same colour constitute a data series. The data series are related data points that are plotted in the ...
Class XII Accountancy Computerised Accounting System 4 the look of a chart. In the Design dialog box, we can click to change chart type, chart layouts and chart styles. One of the options provide for 2-...
Class XII Accountancy Computerised Accounting System 4 the shape style box, click the style that we want. Figure 4.8 (e) • To apply a different shape fill, click Shape Fill, and then do one of the follo...
Class XII Accountancy Computerised Accounting System 4 the text to be changed, or do the following to select the chart element from a list of chart elements: 2. Click anywhere in the chart. 3. This disp...
Class XII Accountancy Computerised Accounting System 4 to Pie chart because Figure 4.9 Reprint 2026-27 Computerised Accounting System • Only one data series is used to plot. • The plotted data values ar...
Class XII Accountancy Computerised Accounting System 4 that you want, or type a value between 0 (zero) and 360 to specify the angle of the first slice to appear, and then click Close. 17.Click the chart...
Class XII Accountancy Computerised Accounting System 4 we have to present negative values also, which can be put on the opposite side of the axes from origin (Figure 4.10). The intersection of both the ...
Class XII Accountancy Computerised Accounting System 4 Product Lowest Highest (Y-axis). Toothpaste 2345 12344 2. Horizontal (category) axis – Toothbrush 500 5415 (X-axis). 3. Depth (series) axis – (Z-ax...
Class XII Accountancy Computerised Accounting System 4 value to a total while emphasising individual values, but they can contain more than one data series. 4.3 ADVANTAGES IN USING Figure 4.13 GRAPH/CHA...
Class XII Accountancy Computerised Accounting System 4 charts are used to depict the comparison of absolute values of data (e.g. sales, production, etc.) at discrete points (e.g. time intervals, product...
Class XII Accountancy Computerised Accounting System 4 option. Step – 3: Change the layout or style of chart. Apply a predefined chart layout. Apply a predefined chart style. Change the layout of chart ...
Class XII Accountancy Computerised Accounting System 4 and b. 120 d. None of the above. Reprint 2026-27 Graphs and Charts for Business Data 7. Doughnut charts: a. Contains more than one data series. b. ...
Class XII Accountancy Computerised Accounting System 4 chart. 3. Describe about data series, legend, and data labels?? 4. Describe use of Excel for preparation of chart. 5. Differentiate between pie cha...
Class XII Accountancy Computerised Accounting System 4 180 350 232 125 1000 Students Reprint 2026-27 Computerised Accounting System A NSWERS 1. d 2. d 3. a 4. b 5. c 6. c 7. c 8. c 9. c 10. a 11. b 12. ...
Class XII Accountancy Accountancy Part-II 5 Accounting Ratios 5 inancial statements aim at providing financial F information about a business enterprise to meet the information needs of the d...
Class XII Accountancy Accountancy Part-II 5 10% × 100 of the 1,00,000 ‘Revenue from Operations’. This ratio is termed as gross profit ratio. Similarly, inventory turnover ratio may be 6 which...
Class XII Accountancy Accountancy Part-II 5 To provide information for making cross-sectional analysis by comparing the performance with the best industry standards; and 5. To provide informa...
Class XII Accountancy Accountancy Part-II 5 very useful feature. 4. Identification of problem areas: Ratios help business in identifying the problem areas as well as the bright areas of the b...
Class XII Accountancy Accountancy Part-II 5 advanced money to the business on long-term basis are interested in safety of their periodic payment of interest as well as the Reprint 2026-27 Acc...
Class XII Accountancy Accountancy Part-II 5 application of accounting policies. The soundness of the judgement necessarily depends on the competence and integrity of those who make them and o...