Similar to a scatter chart, a bubble chart is mainly composed of bubbles and variables to display information. Unlike scatter charts that can only display variables in the X and Y axis, bubble charts display the skill to the third variable with bubble areas.Bubble charts can be used widely in making maps- a perfect match for displaying data with regional characteristics.This is the survey data of mobile phone sales in a certain area. Let's take it as an example to make a simple bub....

When using WPS Spreadsheets to process data, how can we deal with the worksheets without numbering or those with disordered numbers? Are there any convenient ways to number the rows while the numbers are not supposed to get disordered when certain rows are removed? The ROW function can realize it. The complete ROW formula is =ROW([Reference]). Here Reference can refer to a single cell, a cell range, or nothing. Here is the introduction to the two options of using the ROW function. · O....

The mini chart can help us to compare and analyze data of a row or column. It is very useful when presenting data. So in this video, we are going to show you how to create simple and intuitive mini charts.In Sheet1, we can see Monthly sales of clothing. But we can't visually tell the difference between sales each month. Therefore, we should use the mini chart.1. Click the Insert tab.2. Click the Line buttons.3. Now a Create Sparklines dialog box will pop up.4. Select cells B3:J3 as....

When processing table data, we sometimes need to export the table as an image to send the table information to others for viewing.Take this table as an example. We need to export the contents in the table as an image to send to the leader for review. Head to the Tools tab, and click Export to Picture. The exported image defaults to Long picture, and the table will export All pages by default in the pop-up dialog. You can find that the preview interface on the right is incomplete. At th....

We often need to compare and mark the table setting conditions at work. But how can we see the trend of the data more intuitively? Take this table as an example. Suppose now we want to find out the names of milk tea with a quantity larger than 100 and mark the color.1. Select the quantity area, and click the Conditional Formatting drop-down button in the Home tab.2. Choose the Highlight Cells Rules option in it. Then, you can a popup window, where you can select Greater Than, Less than....