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D IFFERENT TYPES OF CHARTS / GRAPHS And how they can be used for understanding history. Nathan B. Gilson 7 th Grade Social Studies Southwest Middle School
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C OPY THIS TABLE INTO YOUR NOTES ( SECTION 2) Name (Chart Type)Looks Like…Used for Pie Chart Leave a lot of Line Graph space here for pictures Column/Bar graph of your charts Scatter Plot graph Histogram
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P IE C HARTS Pie charts are good to show how much of something is compared to everything. ALWAYS show a PERCENTAGE%
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L INE G RAPHS Line Graphs show how things change over TIME.
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C OLUMN OR B AR GRAPHS Show how different areas compare using one focus. Usually when you want to show the number, rather than the percentage.
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S CATTER P LOT G RAPH Shows how a group rates as a group.
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H ISTOGRAM Special bar graph that shows different sub- groups or categories within one large group.
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U SING M ICROSOFT E XCEL TO M AKE A G RAPH Step 1—Put the Graph Title in A1
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U SING M ICROSOFT E XCEL TO M AKE A G RAPH Put the headings for each set of data in B1 to B__
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U SING M ICROSOFT E XCEL TO M AKE A G RAPH Put the data underneath each title and double check that you entered it right, it’s real easy to miss a 0 somewhere.
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U SING M ICROSOFT E XCEL TO M AKE A G RAPH Starting in A1, click and drag to make a highlighted box around all of the information you want on your graph, then click insert
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U SING M ICROSOFT E XCEL TO M AKE A G RAPH Choose the kind of chart/graph you want from the options listed.
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U SING M ICROSOFT E XCEL TO M AKE A G RAPH Check your chart to make sure it looks right. Obvious things would be something that should be the biggest looks small. You probably missed 1 number.
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For this graph, Russia should be the biggest, but it isn’t, because it’s missing a 0. Don’t worry, you don’t have to do it all over again, just change the number and the graph will automatically change with the new information.
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Just click in the box where Russia’s number is, change the 0, and watch your chart change 1. Click here 2. Change Number here MUCH BETTER
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http://images.wikia.com/war/images/1/18/WorldW arII-MilitaryDeaths-Allies-Piechart.png http://net.lib.byu.edu/~rdh7//wwi/memoir/docs/sta tistics/diagrams/d62.gif http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_qSHyxqn- vs0/TPsbyF0OqSI/AAAAAAAAACc/zwIEFIbNmA 0/s1600/histogram.gif
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