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What is the primary purpose of a table in presenting data?
What is the primary purpose of a table in presenting data?
What type of chart is used to show trends over time or other continuous data?
What type of chart is used to show trends over time or other continuous data?
What is the term for the vertical lines of data in a table?
What is the term for the vertical lines of data in a table?
What type of formatting option is used to highlight specific cells in a table?
What type of formatting option is used to highlight specific cells in a table?
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What is the term for the individual boxes of data in a table?
What is the term for the individual boxes of data in a table?
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What type of chart is used to compare data across different categories?
What type of chart is used to compare data across different categories?
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What is the term for the column titles in a table?
What is the term for the column titles in a table?
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What is the term for the global formatting options that apply to entire documents?
What is the term for the global formatting options that apply to entire documents?
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Study Notes
Tables
- A table is a collection of data organized into rows and columns
- Used to present complex information in a clear and structured manner
- Common table elements:
- Headers: column titles
- Rows: horizontal lines of data
- Columns: vertical lines of data
- Cells: individual boxes of data
- Table formatting options:
- Border style and width
- Cell margins and padding
- Alignment (left, center, right, justify)
- Cell merging and splitting
Charts
- A chart is a visual representation of data
- Used to display trends, patterns, and relationships between data
- Common chart types:
- Column charts: compare data across different categories
- Bar charts: compare data across different categories
- Line charts: show trends over time or other continuous data
- Pie charts: show proportion of data within a whole
- Chart formatting options:
- Chart title and labels
- Legend placement and style
- Axis labels and scales
- Data point markers and colors
Formatting Options
- Global formatting options:
- Font styles, sizes, and colors
- Text alignment and spacing
- Paragraph and line spacing
- Cell formatting options:
- Number formatting (e.g. date, time, currency)
- Text wrapping and overflow
- Conditional formatting (e.g. highlighting, icons)
- Table and chart formatting options:
- Border and fill colors
- Shadows and 3D effects
- Transparency and opacity
Tables
- A table is a collection of data organized into rows and columns to present complex information in a clear and structured manner.
- Table elements include headers, rows, columns, and cells.
- Headers are column titles, while rows are horizontal lines of data and columns are vertical lines of data.
- Cells are individual boxes of data that contain information.
Table Formatting Options
- Border style and width can be customized.
- Cell margins and padding can be adjusted.
- Alignment options include left, center, right, and justify.
- Cells can be merged and split to organize data.
Charts
- A chart is a visual representation of data used to display trends, patterns, and relationships between data.
- Common chart types include column, bar, line, and pie charts.
- Column charts compare data across different categories, while bar charts compare data across different categories.
- Line charts show trends over time or other continuous data, and pie charts show proportion of data within a whole.
Chart Formatting Options
- Chart title and labels can be customized.
- Legend placement and style can be adjusted.
- Axis labels and scales can be modified.
- Data point markers and colors can be customized.
Global Formatting Options
- Font styles, sizes, and colors can be customized.
- Text alignment and spacing can be adjusted.
- Paragraph and line spacing can be modified.
Cell Formatting Options
- Number formatting options include date, time, and currency.
- Text wrapping and overflow can be customized.
- Conditional formatting options include highlighting and icons.
Table and Chart Formatting Options
- Border and fill colors can be customized.
- Shadows and 3D effects can be added.
- Transparency and opacity can be adjusted.
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Description
Learn about the basics of tables and charts, including their elements, formatting options, and uses in presenting complex information in a clear and structured manner.
