Ensure data is presented correctly, including selecting the appropriate range of cells that contain the data and row headings for axis labels. ![]() |
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False. A bar chart presents data in horizontal bars, while a column chart presents data in vertical columns. ![]() |
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What type of chart gets created automatically after selecting a chart type in Excel? |
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Excel automatically creates and inserts the selected chart type onto your worksheet. ![]() |
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Fill in the blank: A column chart is a type of chart that presents data in ___ columns. |
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Riddle: I can show changes over time, displayed in bars or columns. What am I? |
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What should you do if you want to change the chart type after creating it in Excel? |
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You can select a different chart type from the chart options available in the Insert menu. ![]() |
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Including row headings is important because they serve as axis labels in the finished chart, helping to identify the data being represented. ![]() |
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The three types of cell references used in Excel formulas are relative, absolute, and mixed. ![]() |
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In a relative reference, when a formula is copied to another location, what happens to the cell reference? |
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Excel updates the cell reference inside the formula to reflect its new position. ![]() |
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