The bar charts use bars with the same width to indicate the amount of data. Therefore, we can compare data intuitively. By using a bar chart, it will be convenient for us to compare the differences between data.Take this table as an example. This is the data of cumulative confirmed COVID-19 cases on April 9, 2020. If we want to see the difference in confirmed cases between countries more intuitively, we can use a bar chart.1. Click any cell in the data area.2. Click the Insert tab.3. T....

When we organize the data of the document, we usually insert a chart for a supplementary explanation.Take this document as an example. The table in the document represents the annual sales volume of different regions. Now, let's look at the data comparison more intuitively by inserting a bar chart. Go to the Insert tab and click the Chart button. In the pop-up dialog, we can choose a variety of chart types. Click Bar and Stacked Bar, then a default style stacked bar is inserted int....

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....

The Combination chart combines two or more types of charts in one coordinate system. We take this table as an example to explain how to make a Combination chart in WPS Spreadsheet. Here is the data of temperature and rainfall in a region. From this table, we can see three sets of data, namely, Rainfall, Mean Rainfall, and Temperature.We choose the cell range A1:D8, click the Insert tab, click Chart, and select Combo in the pop-up dialog.Gif At the top of the dialog, WPS Spreadsheet pro....

A scatter chart in WPS Spreadsheet is normally called an X-Y graph. It presents all the data as points on rectangular coordinates, showing the relationships between variables. The scatter plot is a great graphical tool that we often use for statistical modelling. Take this table as an example. This is a set of height and weight data of boys and girls. If we want to observe the relationship between the two variables: height and weight, with the help of a scatter chart, how can we do tha....

When we use PPT for data reporting, we often insert charts to help us further illustrate.Take this PPT file as an example. So, how can we insert a chart in the slide? Click the Insert tab above, and then click Chart.In the pop-up dialog, we can select many different types of charts.The double-layered doughnut chart provides an intuitive comparison of the changes in the sales data proportion over the past two years. This video takes Doughnut as an example. Click Pie and click Doughnut. ....

A Column chart can help us to visually compare data differences and is also one of the chart styles often used in work.Take this table as an example, how can we quickly compare the differences in sales of each country each country's sales? 1. Click Insert, click Chart, and click Column.2. Click the column with the mouse, and then the editing window will pop up on the right. Then, we can modify the color of the column in FILL&LINE. 3. Click SERIES. We can adjust the gap between the....

The K-line chart also called the candlestick chart, consists of four elements: close price, open price, high price, and low price, mainly used to display stock, futures, and other transaction data in the financial field. Take this AMZN Stock as an example. Here is the stock data within a month, and we need to create a K-line chart with this data. 1. Select the cell range A2:E24, which contains the four elements: close price, open price, high price, and low price. If you select more cel....