Required Elements |
Points Possible |
Does not meet requirements |
Meets some requirements |
Meets or exceeds all requirements |
Your Score |
1. Option A:
Created an application using Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) similar
to the one developed in the video and shown above.
When the "Create HTML Pages" command button is pressed your
code creates the following 3 HTML pages
("all-companies.html", "retail-companies.html", and "service-companies.html").
Spreadsheet contains the required row headers, column headers, and data.
Document uses borders and shading to enhance the visual impact.
|
15 |
0 |
8 |
15 |
__/20 |
1. Option B:
Created an application using Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) similar
to the one developed in the video and shown above.
When the "Create HTML Pages" command button is pressed your
code creates the following 4 HTML pages
("all-companies.html", "retail-companies.html", "service-companies.html", and "grocery-companies.html").
Spreadsheet contains the required row headers, column headers, and data.
Document uses borders and shading to enhance the visual impact.
|
20 |
0 |
10 |
20 |
__/20 |
2. Convinced the instructor that you understand the key concepts covered in
the tutorial listed in Step #3. |
10 |
0 |
5 |
10 |
__/10 |
Total points |
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__/30 |