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Excel Lesson 10 TEST

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1.
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You can use the Format Chart Area dialog box to apply a texture or a color gradient to a chart.
2.
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Once you have created a chart, you cannot change its type.
3.
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A chart’s title, legend, and plot area are all examples of chart __________.
4.
1 point
What must be true in order for the Chart Tools to be visible?
5.
1 point
If you want to create a pie chart, click Pie on the Insert tab and then select the worksheet data to be used to create the chart.
6.
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You can create most______, such as column and bar charts, from data that you have arranged in rows or columns in a worksheet.
7.
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You can create one of the common _____ types by clicking its image on the Insert tab.
8.
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When you selected data and created a pie chart, the chart was placed on the worksheet. This is referred to as an embedded chart.
9.
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All charts must have both a horizontal and a vertical axis.
10.
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You can add a(n) __________ to a chart’s plot area by selecting the area and then clicking one of the colored outlines under Shape Styles.
11.
1 point
What tab would you click if you wanted to change the color of the font used on a chart's vertical axis?
12.
1 point
If a chart has only one data series, there is no need for a legend.
13.
1 point
A chart sheet is a sheet that contains only a chart.
14.
1 point
You can change a chart’s fill color by clicking the chart area and then clicking __________ on the Format tab.
15.
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You can open the Insert Chart dialog box by clicking Other Charts and then clicking all Chart Types at the bottom of the drop-down list.
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A(n) __________ is a graphical representation of data.
17.
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To select an entire chart, click anywhere in its chart area.
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A chart’s legend can be either centered at the top of the chart or lined up over the vertical axis.
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