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Rutiri-Sprdsht Les 8

Working with Charts

TermDefinition
Axis: A line that establishes a relationship between data in a chart; most charts have a horizontal x-axis and a vertical y-axis (EX 190).
Chart: A graphical representation of data (EX 182).
Chart area: The entire chart and all other chart elements (EX 190).
Chart layout: Specifies which elements are included in a chart and where they are placed (EX 190).
Chart sheet: A separate sheet in the workbook that stores a chart (EX 186).
Chart style: Formats the chart based on the colors, fonts, and effects associated with the workbook’s theme (EX 191).
Column chart: Chart that uses bars of varying heights to illustrate values in a worksheet (EX 183).
Data series: A group of related information in a column or row of a worksheet that is plotted on the chart (EX 185).
Data table: A grid that displays the data plotted in the chart (EX 190)
Embedded chart: After you select a chart type and style, t he chart is inserted as an embedded chart in the center of the worksheet (EX 186).
Exploded pie chart: When you pull one or more slices away from the pie in a pie chart to distinguish them. (EX 193).
Legend: A list that identifies patterns, symbols, or colors used in a chart (EX 190).
Line chart: Chart that is similar to a column chart, but where columns are replaced by points connected by a line (EX 183).
Pie chart: Chart that shows the relationship of a part to a whole (EX 184).
Sizing handles: You resize a chart by dragging one of these (EX 186).
False The active cell reference appears in the Name Box.
False To select a group of cells, you must click each cell individually until all cells in the range are selected.
False The Save As dialog box appears every time you save a worksheet.
True After you edit the data source in the worksheet, the chart is also updated to reflect the changes.
Merge and Center Combines several cells into one and places the contents in the middle of the cell.
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