1. Choosing the right graph:
Excel and its many uses

2. 1995 X Games One Providence & More of a simple way too
Newport, RI 198000 display data, and shows
1996 X Games Two Newport, RI amounts of the numbers in a
200000
chart.
1997 X Games Three San Diego, CA
221200
1998 X Games Four San Diego, CA
233000
1999 X Games Five San Francisco,
CA 275000
2001 X Games Seven Philadelphia, PA
235000
Date not available for the years 2000, 2002,
2003, 2004, 2005, 2006

3. Hung-up, ARTIST 23,548 We chose this graph
RUN Up, Madonna 20,874 because it’s a better way to
My Humps, Black Eyed Peas 17,311 understand the information
Photograph, Nickleback 15,143 on the chart.
Stickwitu, The pussycat dolls 14,924
Laffy Taffy, D4L 13,882
Dance, Dance, Fall Out Boy 13,233
Gold Digger, Kanye West 12,716
Sugar, We're Going Down, Fall Out Boy
11,533
There it Go!, Juelz Santana 10,135

4. MTV REQESTED SONGS
We chose this
graph because it
shows the ups and
downs of the data
shown below.

5. COMIC BOOK ISSUE
PERCENTAGES
We chose this to show
the percentages of
comic books that
were issued.

6. Bar Graph
 Bargraphs are one of the most common types of graph
used to display data. Sometimes known as "column
charts", bar graphs are most often used to show amounts
or the number of times a value occurs.
 Theamounts are displayed using a vertical bar or
rectangle. The taller the bar, the greater number of times
the value occurs.

7. Line Graph
 Linegraphs are often used to plot changes in
data over time, such as monthly temperature
changes or daily changes in stock market
prices.
 Theycan also be used to plot data recorded
from scientific experiments, such as how a
chemical reacts to changing temperature or
atmospheric pressure.

8. Scatter Plot Graph
 Scatterplot graphs are used to show
trends in data. They are especially
useful when you have a large number
of data points. Like line graphs, they
can be used to plot data recorded
from scientific experiments, such as
how a chemical reacts to changing
temperature or atmospheric pressure.

9. Pie Chart
 Piecharts, or circle graphs as they are
sometimes known, are a little different
from the other three types of graphs
discussed.
 For
one, pie charts do not use horizontal
and vertical axes to plot points like the
others. They also differ in that they are
used to chart only one variable at a time.
As a result, it can only be used to show
percentages.