Changing the chart style does not change its layout (the position of elements in the chart area).
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Review the section "Chart Design."
Charts can only be moved around on the current worksheet or to another existing worksheet.
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Review Develop Your Skills E3-D4, step #3.
The Chart Filters feature allows you to remove values from your chart; you can display all the data again later.
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Review the section "Edit Chart Data."
Only pictures that are saved on your computer can be added to an Excel worksheet.
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Review the section “Adding Images."
After a conditional formatting rule is created, if the data changes:
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Review the section “Use Conditional Formatting."
Which of these is not a number formatting option for a chart axis?
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Review the section “Chart Format."
What chart type is useful for showing trends in data over time, such as days, months, or years?
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Review the section “Choosing a Chart Type."
Which range would you select to create a pie chart of Product 1 sales for January through March?
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Review the section “Selecting Chart Data."
Which of these is NOT a chart element?
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Review the section “Chart Elements."
Using the selected data as shown, which chart can be created?
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Review the section “Selecting Chart Data."
Which statement is true regarding what happens after moving a chart to a chart sheet?
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Review the section “Move and Size Charts."
Which feature could have been used to modify the first chart to look like the second?
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Review the section "Edit Chart Data."
After inserting a picture or shape, which aspects of the image’s appearance can you edit?
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Review the section “Adding Images."
Which conditional formatting rule would change the first group of data to look like the second?
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Review the section "Use Conditional Formatting."