How to make and histogram on microsoft excel?
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This all right from Excel's Help - pretty clever, huh?\n\nCreate a histogram   \nYou can analyze your data and display it in a histogram with the Histogram tool of the Analysis ToolPak. This data analysis add-in is available in Excel, but may not be automatically loaded. \n\nNote  If you don't see Data Analysis on the Tools menu, you will need to load the add-in. For more information, see Load or unload add-in programs.\n\n\nEnter the data you want to use as input for the Histogram tool in one column. If you want, you can add a label in the first cell of this column.\nNote  You must enter quantitative numeric data (such as item amounts or test scores) in each cell of the input column— the Histogram tool doesn't work with qualitative numeric data (such as identification numbers).\n\nIn another column, enter the bin numbers you want to use for the analysis. The bin numbers need to be entered in ascending order. To quickly generate a set of evenly distributed bin numbers, you can use the Fill Series option. \n-MM
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use chart wizard in Excel ... 2nd button to the left of zoom% box on toolbar.
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the same way you do it with excel...
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Try a histogram and use a range of temperatures.
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In Microsoft Excel, the graph function will let your label go two lines...just adjust it that way.
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I am assuming that you are using Excel.  Highlight your cells and click Format->Cells on menu bar.  Change from text to Number.
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Did you mean chart?\n\nHere's the steps:\n\nInsert Menu > Picture > Chart.
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try  http://www.openoffice.org
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It’s not free, but John Scherer’s Excel tutorial is supposed to be very good.  I think you can even get a free trial with the tutorial you want.  His web site for the tutorial can be found at:\nhttp://www.videoprofessor.com/products/spreadsheets/learnmicrosoftexcel/learnmicrosoftexcel.html
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first of all you need to decide your frequency bins i.e. do u want to calculate frequency against each no from 1 to 100 or u want to have ranges i.e.\neither u want your output like\nPercentage                       Frequency\n       1%                \n       2%\n       .\n       .\n       .\n       100%\nOR\nPercentage                       Frequency\n    0% TO 10%                \n    11% TO 20%\n      .\n      .\n      .\n    90% TO 100%\nTo me the second set of output is more practical\n\nso whatever output u select , type the figures in a column (for second set of out put, simply type 10,20,30....  'coz 10 means 0-10, 20 means 11-20)\nIn the next column highlight all the rows against all the frequency bins\nSelect frequency function, enter data array which is the marks data in your sheet, enter bins array , which is the cells where u entered ur bins and press OK\nThis should give u a frequency fighure against the first bin only. press F2. Press Ctrl+Shift+Enter...   and u r done\n\nCheers\n\nif u still have problem, send me your sheet on, post your email address and I will send u the sheet
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have your data in columns in Excel\nclick the graph icon in the upper tool bar\nselect the chart type\nclick next\ndrop and drag (with control key pressed)\nAfter that, email me
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You can create org charts fairly easily in Microsoft Word, Excel, Powerpoint and Publisher.  I don't know what your experience level is with Microsoft Office Software but if you click on the two links below you'll find one to be a tutorial for each program and the second are actual templates you can download to make it even easier.  They don't give you near enough room for these links so I just chopped them in half so you could see everything.  Hope this helps.  :-)\n\nhttp://office.microsoft.com/en-us/\nassistance/HA011588171033.aspx\n\nhttp://office.microsoft.com/en-us/\ntemplates/CT010000401033.aspx
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Specifically: press STAT, then ENTER. This takes you to the lists. Put in a value and press enter, and continue until all your values are entered into the list. \nThen press STAT again. This time use the arrow key to move to CALC, then press 1-Var Stats. Then press 2nd then watever list you entered the data into. List one would be 2nd then 1 key, list two is 2nd and 2 key. L1, L2, L3 L4 L5 and L6 all have their own key. \n\nPress enter. The first number is x bar, or the mean. The SD, standard deviation is Sx. \n\nHope that helps
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In the toolbar click on Insert > Chart.\nYou will see a list of chart types on the left and sub types on the right.
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Previous answer is just silly; do this\nfunction Histogram (numbers: array of integer; size : integer): array of string;\n\nfunction rep(x : integer) : string;\n.begin\n..result:='';\n..while x>0 do\n...begin\n....dec(x);\n....result:=result+'*';\n...end;\n.end;\n\nvar i : integer;\n\nbegin\n.if n>0 then\n..begin\n...setlength(result,n);\n...for i:=0 to n-1 do \n....result[i]:=rep(numbers[i]);\n..end\n.else\n..result:=nil;\nend;
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http://peltiertech.com/Excel/Charts/AddLine.html
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That is a good question needs a GOOD answer.\nYou have some tools in Excel to do this.\nTry:\n1- View > Toolbars > Forms\nand draw the object you want (Use Checkbox and OptionBox will help you alot)\nRight click on each of these boxes and go to Properties > Control where you can select the way this control controls the action.\nYou can alos use ListBox or ComboBoxes.\n2- You may need some VBA macros to complete the job\n\nI can do alot of these for you, need you to send me more info here in Y! Answers and I can promise I will help\n\nEnjoy my profile, I am the VBAXLMan