Microsoft Office ships with Microsoft Map, a special software that allows you to create you to create a mapped chart used to analyze data geographically, depending on the country or a region of the world. When creating a chart, first find out what the chart will be used for, this allows you to get necessary data available. Once the originating data is available on a worksheet, select Microsoft Excel can recognize data format and act appropriately. To create a chart, you will primarily use the Chart Wizard which will take you step by step in creating the object. To start, select data intended to be analyzed, then on the Formatting toolbar, click the Chart Wizard button, and proceed.
Charts come in different types for various purposes.
A column can render a very effective result when analyzing data of the same category on a defined scale. The column chart emphasizes high and low values and helps to compare items. The classic column chart is made of flat bars that simply illustrate maximal, minimal, and in-between values. To enhance an effective analysis, you can create a real 3-D chart that shows data and graphics in perspective. Start Microsoft Excel Open the Charts1 workbook.