go! with office 2013 volume 1 by: shelley gaskin, alicia vargas, and carolyn mclellan excel chapter...

GO! with Office 2013 Volume 1

By: Shelley Gaskin, Alicia Vargas, and Carolyn McLellan

Excel Chapter 3Analyzing Data with PieCharts, Line Charts, andWhat-If Analysis Tools

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Objectives

• Chart Data with a Pie Chart• Format a Pie Chart• Edit a Workbook and Update a

Chart• Use Goal Seek to Perform

What-If Analysis

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Objectives (cont.)

• Design a Worksheet for What-If Analysis

• Answer What-If Questions by Changing Values in a Worksheet

• Chart Data with a Line Chart


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Chart Data with a Pie Chart


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Format a Pie Chart


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Format a Pie Chart (cont.)


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Edit a Workbook and Update a Chart


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Use Goal Seek to Perform What-If Analysis


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Design a Worksheet for What-If Analysis


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Answer What-If Questions by Changing Values in a Worksheet


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Chart Data with a Line Chart


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Summary


• Use pie charts when you want to show the relationship of each part to a whole.

• To create a pie chart, you must select two ranges. Both ranges must have the same number of cells.

• In formulas, Excel follows rules called the order of operations

• Use a line chart when you want to show• trends over time

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Questions


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Copyright


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