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How Do You Insert Charts In Microsoft Excel 2003?

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How Do You Insert Charts In Microsoft Excel 2003?

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Of the many great features offered by modern-day spreadsheet software applications, one of the more commonly used is the chart feature. This feature allows users to easily create charts and graphs, simply by selecting groups of cells that have formulas inside of them. To create a chart, you first need to select the cells you wish to be contained within that chart. To do this, left-click and hold the mouse button, then drag the cursor over the groups of cells you wish to include. Then let go of the mouse button, and the cells will remain highlighted. Access the chart tool. Scroll to the “Insert” tab on the command bar and select “Charts.” Select the chart for your spreadsheet. A Charts Properties menu will open, in which you can select the style of the chart you want from a drop-down menu. Select the desired chart and click “Next” to continue. In the next menu, you can specify the specific columns and rows to include in the chart. If you have already highlighted the cells and columns fr

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