Activity 6: Sleepy Pie Chart
Activity 5: Sleepy Pie Chart
Essential Learning Skills: creating a Pie Chart, comparing two groups of data, chart formats including labels, titles, legends, moving charts on the spreadsheet, creating a footer, and setting up portrait format.
1. Open a new Spreadsheet file.
2. Ms. Brittany recently polled all the students attending SAOC. One of the questions she asked was, “Do you get enough sleep each night?” Enter the following information, which represents the responses.
Enough Sleep
Yes 53
No 100
3. Pie Chart
Choose a Pie Chart when you want to make comparisons based on parts of the whole.
• Select the spreadsheet data.
• Go to the insert tab and use the Charts group, and choose either the first 2-D pie chart option or the 3-D pie chart option.
• You should not need to make any changes in Step 2.
• Add a title, and make any other changes you wish to make on the format of the chart. Make sure percents are shown.
• After finishing the last step, you chart should look similar to this. . . .
4. Finishing
a. In the footer, type Activity 5, press enter and type your name.
b. Don’t forget to print preview to double check that your chart is just the way you want it.
c. Go to File and select Save. Name the file YourName Excel Act 5.
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