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Personal Budget Spreadsheet Create a Personal Budget Spreadsheet Excel Spreadsheet: Open and save a workbook, enter labels and values, edit cell entries, create Functions, format values, use fonts and font sizes, adjust column widths, generate totals with AutoFill. Rubric Code: CX2B2B6 By evandarling Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Math Type: Project Grade Levels: Undergraduate

Excel/Google Sheets
	Excellent 8 pts	Satisfactory 4 pts	Poor 1 pts
Neatness and Organization	Excellent The spreadsheet has exceptional formatting and the information is well organized. It's easy to read.	Satisfactory The spreadsheet has attractive formatting and is somewhat organized. Data can be read and interpreted, but with some difficulty.	Poor The spreadsheet formatting and organization can be confusing to observer. Spreadsheet information is not readable.
Titles, Labels and Headings	Excellent 1. Contains a creative title that clearly relates to the data displayed.<BR> 2. Contains clearly labeled rows and columns.	Satisfactory 1. Contains a title that somewhat relates to the data displayed.<BR> 2. Contains clearly labeled rows and columns, but the row-column organization was not completely thought out.	Poor 1. Does not contain a title.<BR> 2. Does not contain any labels for columns and rows.
Content	Excellent Spreadsheet meets all requirements necessary to determine a personal budget.	Satisfactory Spreadsheet includes and makes clear all but 1 or 2 minor details that are necessary to the personal budget.	Poor Spreadsheet fails to include and make clear more than 4 of the details that are needed in the personal budget.
Summary	Excellent The summary exceeded the stated requirements. All relevant information was listed and elaborated upon. The student was able to make connections between the information.	Satisfactory The summary was of adequate length and demonstrated a fairly good grasp of how to present the information, but omitted some vital details	Poor The summary was inadequate and too brief. Most of the information was left out or incomplete.