Fall 2024 In-Person				Professor Albert Wu	Presented 11/9/2024
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1.	Title Slide					7.	Straight vs. Weighted Average
2.	Order of Precedence					8.	Which Chart Type?
3.	Common Functions					9.	Pie Chart
4.	Absolute vs. Relative Cell Reference					10.	Line Chart
5.	Using the Fill Handle to fill out a Series					11.	Column or Bar Chart
6.	Always double check wizard's assumptions					12.	Other Chart Types & Questions?
			There are definitely other types of charts in Excel and each of its own uses but for the most common and single series data, the pie, line, column, and bar will likely satisfy your graphing needs. One often overlooked issue is how would a spreadsheet and chart look when printed in black and white? The colors on the computer screen may look beautiful but they turn into different – often indistiguishable – shadys of gray in the black and white world. One way is to have data labels instead of different colors to reference which slice/line/column/bar is which item. Often people use what is easily available instead of spending time to explore more types of charts. There are 3D versions of most 2D chart types.