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# Bar graph demonstrating growth over time for student 1 for estimation
 
# Bar graph demonstrating growth over time for student 1 for estimation
 
# Bar comparing growth over time for student 1 and student 4 for graphing
 
# Bar comparing growth over time for student 1 and student 4 for graphing
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=== Excercise 1 ===
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''Get the data into a spreadsheet, such as Excel''
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* Does the data need to be munged?
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=== Excercise 2 ===
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''Learning how to filter''
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=== Excercise 3 ===
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''Charts''
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* Move a chart
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* When looking at the range for the axis, make it the full range, i.e. 1-5
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* Print an individual chart
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** CTRL + P
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=== Global Tips & tricks ===
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* CTRL + Z to undo
  
  

Latest revision as of 11:18, 23 October 2015

Making Relevant Graphs

  1. Bar graph demonstrating whole class growth over time for estimation
  2. Bar graph demonstrating whole class growth over time for graphing
  3. Bar graph demonstrating growth over time for student 1 for estimation
  4. Bar comparing growth over time for student 1 and student 4 for graphing

Excercise 1

Get the data into a spreadsheet, such as Excel

  • Does the data need to be munged?

Excercise 2

Learning how to filter

Excercise 3

Charts

  • Move a chart
  • When looking at the range for the axis, make it the full range, i.e. 1-5
  • Print an individual chart
    • CTRL + P

Global Tips & tricks

  • CTRL + Z to undo


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The World of spreadsheets and simple graphing