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1. How to use
Graphics and Charts.
How to Use Graphics
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There
are multiple ways to incorporate graphics onto your site. Let’s take a look at
a few different places where you can use images throughout your website:
1.
Header – Your website will look more professional if you have a
customized graphic as your header. Make sure it includes your company name,
logo, and/or motto. Also make sure it’s not too busy and complements your
site’s color scheme as well. This will also allow you to use your site for
branding purposes.
2.
Enhance Data – If you are presenting data, using charts and
graphs will help get your point across better. Humans are naturally drawn to
visuals that aid them in understanding overarching messages.
3.
Break Up Text – There’s nothing worse than going to a site which
has paragraphs and paragraphs of information, with no images to break up the
text. While generic graphics are better than none at all, make sure to use
graphics that complement and support your content.
How
to Use Chart
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create a chart, you must first enter the data for the chart on an Excel
worksheet. Select that data, and then use the Chart Wizard to step through the
process of selecting a chart type and the various chart options for your chart.
To do this, follow these steps:
1.
Start
Excel, and then open your workbook.
2.
Select
the cells that contain the data that you want to display in your chart.
3.
On
the Insert menu, click Chart to start the Chart Wizard.
4.
In
the Chart Wizard - Step 1 of 4 - Chart
Type dialog box,
specify the chart type that you want to use for your chart. To do this, do one
of the following:
o
Click
the Standard Types tab. To view a sample of how your data
will look when you select one of the standard chart types that Excel provides,
click the chart type, click the chart subtype that you want to view, and then
clickPress and Hold to
View Sample.
To select a chart type, click the chart type, click the chart subtype that you want, and then click Next.
To select a chart type, click the chart type, click the chart subtype that you want, and then click Next.
o
Click
the Custom Types tab. To select a built-in custom chart
type, or to create your own chart type, click User-defined or Built-in.
Select the chart type that you want, and then click Next.
5.
In
the Chart Wizard - Step 2 of 4 - Chart
Source Data dialog
box, you can specify the data range and how the series is displayed in your
chart.
If the preview chart appears the way that you want, click Next.
If you want to change the data range or series for your chart, do any of the following, and then click Next.
If the preview chart appears the way that you want, click Next.
If you want to change the data range or series for your chart, do any of the following, and then click Next.
o
On
the Data Range tab, click the Data Range box, and then select the cells that
you want on your worksheet.
o
Specify
whether you want the series displayed in columns or rows.
o
On
the Series tab, add and delete a series, or
change the worksheet ranges used for the names and values for each series in your
chart.
6.
In
the Chart Wizard - Step 3 of 4 - Chart
Options dialog
box, you can modify the appearance of your chart more when you select any of
the chart option settings on the six tabs. As you change these settings, view
the preview chart to make sure that your chart looks the way that you want.
When you finish selecting the chart options that you want, click Next.
When you finish selecting the chart options that you want, click Next.
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On
the Titles tab, you can add or change the chart
and axis titles.
o
On
the Axes tab, you can set the display options
for the primary axes of your chart.
o
On
the Gridlines tab, you can display or hide
gridlines.
o
On
the Legend tab, you can add a legend to your
chart.
o
On
the Data Labels tab, you can add data labels to your
chart.
o
On
the Data Table tab, you can display or hide data
tables.
7.
In
the Chart Wizard - Step 4 of 4 - Chart
Location dialog
box, select the location in which to place your chart by doing one of the
following:
o
Click As
new sheet to
display your chart as a new sheet.
o
Click As
object in to
display your chart as an object in a sheet.
8.
Click Finish.
2. How to Running Presentation
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Self-running
presentations are a great way to communicate information without having to have
someone available to run a slide show presentation. For example, you might want
to set up a presentation to run unattended in a booth or kiosk at a trade show
or convention, or send a CD with a self-running slide show to a client.
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You
can make most controls unavailable so that users can't make changes to the
presentation. A self-running presentation restarts when it has finished and
also when it has been idle on a manually advanced slide for longer than five
minutes.
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