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Dorab has attended:
Excel Introduction course
Word Introduction course
Charts
How do I get started with charts
RE: charts
Hi Dorab
Thank you for your question - sorry about the delay in responding.
To create a chart:
Firstly you need to identify and select/highlight the spreadsheet data you wish to have represented in the chart. If the data is in adjacent columns or rows, this is easier. If the data is not in adjacent columns or rows (for example, the data is in columns A and D) highlight the first range of cells (in column A) then hold down the CTRL key and keep holding it down while you highlight the second range of cells (in column D). Then you can let go of the CTRL key and the mouse.
Secondly find the Chart Wizard button on the standard toolbar, and click it. This will take you through a 4 step process for creating your chart.
1. Select the type of chart
2. Preview the chart, and use the Series tab to make any adjustments if necessary.
3. Add chart titles and axes titles
4. Decide where you want the chart to be displayed - on the same sheet as the data or on it's own separate sheet.
I hope this helps.
Amanda
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