Excel - Ch 3 Flashcards

1
Q

Visual representation of numerical data that compares data and reveals trends/patterns to help make informed decisions

A

Chart

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2
Q

Cell containing a value

A

Data Point

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3
Q

Group of related data points that display in rows/columns in the worksheet

A

Data Series

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4
Q

Container for the entire chart and its elements

A

Chart Area

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5
Q

Region containing the graphical representation of the values in the data series; two axes form a border around it

A

Plot Area

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6
Q

Horizontal border for measuring data left to right

A

X-Axis

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7
Q

Vertical border that provides reference for data up and down

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Y-Axis

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8
Q

Key that identifies colour/gradient/picture/texture/pattern designated to each data series in a chart

A

Legend

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9
Q

Displays descriptive labels for data points

A

Category Axis

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10
Q

Displays incremental numbers to identify approximate values

A

Value Axis

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11
Q

Displays values in vertical columns where height represents value

A

Column Chart

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12
Q

Displays values horizontally where length represents value

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Bar Chart

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13
Q

Displays data on horizontal axis and value on vertical axis

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Line Chart

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14
Q

Shows proportion of individual data points to the whole/total of all data points

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Pie Chart

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15
Q

Combines two chart types to plot different types of data

A

Combo Chart

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16
Q

Contains commands for creating a variety of charts

A

Insert Tab

17
Q

Compares groups side by side (Column)

A

Clustered Column Chart

18
Q

Shows relationship of individual data points to the whole category; each is colour coded; comparing totals (Column)

A

Stacked Column Chart

19
Q

Shows relationship between 2 numerical variables using their X & Y coordinates; used for scientific experiments

A

XY Scatter Chart

20
Q

Created from moving a chart to a new sheet

A

Chart Sheet

21
Q

Component that completes / helps clarify the chart

A

Chart Element

22
Q

Describes the category / value axis (not displayed by default)

A

Axis Title

23
Q

Describes entire chart ; should reflect purpose of the chart

A

Chart Title

24
Q

Shows exact value or name of data point (not displayed by default)

A

Data Label

25
Q

Grid that contains data source values & labels (only add on a chart sheet)

A

Data Table

26
Q

Indicate standard error amount %, or standard deviation for data point or marker

A

Error Bars

27
Q

Horizontal or Vertical lines that display in the plot area to help identify values

A

Gridlines

28
Q

Depicts trends or helps forecast future data (estimation)

A

Trendline

29
Q

Window options to format & customize chart elements

A

Task Pane

30
Q

Slice of a Pie Chart that is moved away to stand out

A

Exploded Pie Chart

31
Q

Collection of formatting that controls colour of the chart area, plot area, data series

A

Chart Style

32
Q

Controls which data series & categories are visible in the chart

A

Chart Filter

33
Q

Small Line / Column / Win/Loss contained in a single cell; purpose is to present condensed, simple, succinct visual illustration of data; helps to understand data quickly without a full chart

A

Sparkline

34
Q

Types of Sparklines

A

Line
Column
Win/Loss