Instructions for drawing probability distribution charts in Excel
The following article details how to use Histogram to plot probability distribution charts in Excel.
In order to use the Histogram Office, the Analysis Toolpak must be installed.
1. Install Analysis Toolpak
Step 1: Click on File -> Option -> Dialog appears -> at Add-Ins tab -> select Analysis Toolpak -> Go .
Step 2: The Add-Ins dialog box appears -> select the Analysis Toolpak -> OK .
So you have installed Analysis Toolpak for Excel.
2. Draw a histogram of probability distribution using Histogram
Example: For a data table, draw a histogram of probability distribution using Histogram.
Step 1: Select Data -> Data Analysis -> The Data Analysis dialog box appears -> Histogram -> OK .
Step 2: Histogram dialog appears -> Select the data you want to draw in Input Range -> Select the data area containing the value of the layers in Bin Range -> Select the position of the chart in Output Range -> Check all 3 items: Pareto , Cumulative , Chart Output -> OK .
Results have drawn the chart:
Working on the chart
1. Change the Style and Color for the chart
Click the icon
2. Add the elements of the chart
For example: Add GridLines -> click the icon
3. Select the values of the chart
Click the icon
Good luck!
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