Formulas, Functions and Charts
Formulas, Functions and Charts
➔ The most valuable tools for charts and graphs, especially charts, are Data and pattern
growth that are expressed in different ways. A map is a graphical representation of data in
which symbols such as bars in a bar chart, lines in a line chart, or slices in a pie chart
represent the details.
1) Bar Charts
2) Area Charts
3) XY (Scatter) Charts
4) Column Charts
5) Lines Charts
3. Explain the process of creating a chart using Chart Wizard dialog box.
➔ Go to the Microsoft Office Excel 2007 start-up and scan and open the application.
In the cells that should be turned into the shape of a map, type your input.
Click the Map Wizard button on the regular toolbar to construct the chart.
Pick the form and sub-type of the chart that works best for your results, and then click Next.
Observe if the map shows the data accurately. If not, use the choice buttons and list boxes
to change the chart data at this point. If OK appears on the map, press the Next button.
Click the Legend tab and clear the checkbox for "Show Legend"
Click the Data Labels tab, and then click Category Name and Label Value.
Clear the Display Leader Lines alternative by using a Pie Map, since the pie parts are few and
the labels should be clear without leader lines.
To proceed, press the 'Next' button.
Click Finish
➔ A. Bar Charts
→ Bar charts are a type of graph used for the presentation and analysis of quantities,
frequencies or other measures (e.g., mean) for various discrete data categories.
B. Pie Charts
→ A pie chart is a type of graph reflecting the details in a circle graph. The pie slices
represent the relative size of the results. It is a type of data pictorial representation. A pie
chart includes a list of variables and graphical variables that are categorical. The word "pie"
here illustrates the entire, and the "slices" reflect the bits of the whole.
➔ Pick the embedded graph or graph sheet that you want to copy to a Word document in Excel
Pick the Home tab and then press the Copy button in the Clipboard group.
Click where you want the copied map to be pasted into the Word text.
Pick the Home tab and then press Paste from the Clipboard group
➔ Pick the embedded graph or graph sheet that you want to copy to a Word document in
Excel.
Pick the Home tab and then press the Copy button in the Clipboard group.
Click where you want the copied map to be pasted into the Word text.
Pick the Home tab and then press Paste from the Clipboard group.
1) Lines
2) Connectors
3) Basic Shapes
4) Block Arrows
5) Flow Chart
8. You are asked to prepare a flow chart. What kind of AutoShapes you would like to use?
1) Lines
2) Connectors
3)Basic Shapes
4)Block Arrows
5)Flow Chart
➔ Open the Word document where you want the clip art to be added.
Click the [Insert] tab > Click [Clip Art] from the 'Illustrations' group. To the right of the paper,
a clip art pane will open.
Place your cursor where you want to insert the clip art in your paper and press the picture
from the clip art pane to insert the clip art.
10. How do you add a photo or graphic to your worksheet from existing file?
Click the Insert button at the top of the application page (Excel 2010 shown below).
Pick an image form you are interested in on the Insert tab: Image, Clip Art, Screenshot, or
Picture Album.
Find and pick the picture you want to embed from your computer, and then press the Insert
button.
You can transfer the image anywhere on the spreadsheet until the image is added. You can
also rotate the image by moving the mouse pointer to the image corner and pressing and
dragging it to the appropriate height.