Insert and edit charts in Excel

Instructions on how to insert and edit charts in Excel. To insert a chart, follow these steps: Step 1: Select the data to create a chart. The example here wants to create a sales chart of the employees. Go to the Insert tab - illustration - Chart -

The following article details you how to insert and edit charts in Excel 2013.

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To insert a chart, follow these steps:

Step 1: Select the data to create a chart. The example here wants to create a sales chart of the employees. Go to the Insert tab -> illustration -> Chart -> select the type of chart you want to create:

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Step 2: After selecting the chart type -> data has been shown on the chart:

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Step 3: After creating the chart, you need to adjust the chart to look better and more intuitive. Click on the chart -> click on the Chart Element icon to customize the components in the chart:

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- For example, when selecting the Data Labels icon -> the quantity value is displayed corresponding to the columns on the chart:

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- Or when selecting a Legend chart again:

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Step 4: Change the chart style -> click on the chart -> select the Chart Style icon on the chart to re-select the chart style and color for the chart:

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Step 5: Excel 2013 supports additional filtering features on the chart -> click on the chart -> select the Chart Filters icon -> precursor filter data by ticking on the items as shown:

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- Or you can filter data by name by selecting the Names tab .

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- So just a few simple operations you have created the chart:

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Above is detailed instructions for inserting and editing charts in Excel 2013.

Good luck!

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