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INFORMATION SYSTEMS SERVICES Using Charts with Microsoft Excel 2002. A column chart displays categories on its x-axis (horizontal) and numeric values on its y-axis. The only difference between this and a bar chart is the orientation: in a bar chart the category axis is the vertical axis. The default shape for these is a cube, but three other shapes may be used: cylinder, cone and pyramid. When charting several categories whose percentages add up to 100, a pie chart or a doughnut chart can be used. Using a doughnut chart, several series can be displayed with concentric rings. Like column and bar charts, area and radar charts enable the comparison of the contributions of different categories. The area chart is useful when summing categories and the radar chart is useful when comparing categories. Line charts plot data over time intervals and they are useful for seeing or predicting trends. The data must be sequential and contain no missing points. A single data series can be shown, or several data series may be plotted on the same chart. The vertical axis represents numeric values, and the horizontal axis identifies different categories.
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