Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Set up the chart's data. Select the data. Click Insert. Click Recommended Charts. Select a chart template. Click OK. Edit your chart's title. Change your chart's axis titles

Answer: If you're creating a line graph or a bar graph, for example, you'll want to use one column of cells for the horizontal axis and one column of cells for the vertical axis. Typically speaking, the left column is used for the horizontal axis and the column immediately to the right of it represents the vertical axis. Click and drag your mouse from the top-left cell of the data down to the bottom-right cell of the data. It's a tab at the top of the Excel window. You'll find this option in the "Charts" section of the Insert toolbar. A window with different chart templates will appear. Click the chart template you want to use. It's at the bottom of the window. Doing so creates your chart. Double-click the title at the top of the chart, then delete and replace the chart's current title with your own title. . If you want to add axis titles to the chart, you can do so from the "Chart Elements" menu which is accessed by clicking the green + to the right of the selected chart.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Soap up some warm water in the shower. Gently scrub with a clean cloth. Rinse thoroughly. Dry the area well. Give the area a wipe with tea tree oil.

Answer: Stand in the shower under a stream of warm water. Lather up some of your cleanser in your hands so you get a good foam. Make sure the water is warm, but not hot enough to burn your skin. Instead of showering, you can also wash your ears while leaning over your bathroom sink. Lather up a clean washcloth with your soap suds. Gently scrub the skin behind your ears. It may help to use one hand to pull your ear forward (gently!) so you have more space to clean back there. If you have sensitive skin, try just lathering up the area with your fingertips. A cloth may be too rough for you. Stand under the warm water or splash warm water onto the area to clean it. Make sure you rinse all the soap off leaving soap suds behind your ear may irritate your skin or cause crusting. Use a clean, soft towel to thoroughly dry the skin behind your ear. Pat the area dry - don't scrub it. Dry inside any folds of skin back there, and don't be afraid to gently pull your ear forward to access that small space. If you blowdry your hair, you can also dry behind your ear with the hair dryer on a cool setting. Put a drop of tea tree oil on a cotton ball. Gently wipe the area behind your ear that you just cleaned. This can help to remove any leftover soap residue. You can get tea tree oil at most drug stores, pharmacies, or some health food stores. If using tea tree oil causes redness, itching, or pain, stop using it right away. Tea tree oil may be too harsh for sensitive skin.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Squeeze the the ends of lemon to extract the juice into the basin of warm soapy water. Use the pumice stone to scrub off the top layer of dead cells.

Answer: Dip your hands and feet in it and soak them for 15 to 20 minutes. For a serious case of ashy feet soak them for 30 minutes.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Dig holes or trenches for the bulbs. Leave the area alone.

Answer:
You can, of course, plant each bulb individually, but most gardeners plant trenches of between 3 and 8 bulbs at a time. Feel free to create trenches of whatever shape you want: straight and long trenches create an orderly garden, while more circular clumps produce a more "natural" look. Even though daffodils form roots in the autumn and develop foliage in winter in select regions, buds and flowers will not show up until spring. Trust that your daffodils are hard at work, and leave the area alone so they can grow well.