How to See Solutions for Integrated Excel Questions
Modified on: Fri, Aug 2, 2024 at 11:15 AM
Option 1) Create an Assignment
- From within your course, select Course Content in the left navigation menu.
- Select the folder you would like to create the assignment in.
- Select Add an assignment or resource.
- Select Auto Graded Assignment.
- Enter the required information on the Settings and Timing pages.
For recommended settings, see the following guide: Recommended Assignment Settings
- On the Questions page, select Integrated Excel from the Make a Selection drop-down menu.
NOTE: You may have different options depending on the book you are using.
- Click on a question you would like to preview, then select Preview.
- Select Submit and Show Feedback to see the solutions.
For more information on creating an Integrated Excel assignment, see the following guide: How to Create an Integrated Excel Assignment
Option 2) Review Completed Attempt
- Within your course, click on the name of your assignment.
- Select Attempts # highlighted in blue.
- Select Review Attempt under your student’s name.
- Navigate to the Integrated Excel question in the attempt.
- Beneath Open the Question in Excel for the web, you will see a yellow banner with the solution.
Option 3) Edit an Existing Assignment
- From within your course, select Course Content in the left navigation menu.
- Select the folder your assignment is located in.
- Select the Edit button to the right of your assignment.
- Select Edit Questions.
- On the Questions page, select the magnifying glass to the right of the Integrated Excel question.
- Select Submit and Show Feedback to see the solutions.
Option 4) View the Question Bank
- From within your course, select Course Settings from the left navigation menu.
- Select Question Bank.
- Select Integrated Excel from the Make a Selection drop-down menu.
- Click on a question you would like to preview, then select Preview.
- Select Submit and Show Feedback to see the solutions.
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