In this video, learn how to change a chart from one type to another, experimenting with 2D and 3D chart types as you apply them to an existing chart previously created using existing table data.
- [Narrator] When you insert a brand new chart here in…Numbers as we did at the beginning of this chapter…you are forced to choose a chart type and the chart type…is going to be based on the type of data you are working…with such as what we are working with here in our…leaf and mortar budget file 0603 if you're catching up.…You really don't get a feel for what that's really going…to look like until you insert the chart.…What if there is a better chart type?…You can always go back and change chart types as we…are going to do in this movie.…
We will start by selecting the chart itself, just click…once anywhere on the chart, you can see the handles…around the outside.…Next we will go to the inspector, make sure format and…chart are selected.…If we want to change the chart style that's not really…changing the chart type, it's just the color scheme…we see, for example we could go to a more muted look if…we wanted to, some faded colors.…Let's just stick with the original color scheme and you…can see the chart colors down below.…
Author
David Rivers
Released
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- Recall how to customize the user interface.
- Explain how to save a spreadsheet.
- Describe how to customize table cells and borders.
- Cite the steps for adding an image to a cell.
- Distinguish between different functions and explain how to use them.
- Explain how to format general chart attributes.
- Describe how to use interactive charts.
- Cite how to insert hyperlinks into a document.
- Recall how to add and arrange images.
- Summarize how to collaborate with iCloud.
Skill Level Beginner
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Introduction
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Welcome59s
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What you need to know1m 7s
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1. Get Started
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Numbers templates3m 23s
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Explore the user interface6m 27s
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Customize the user interface5m 48s
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2. Work with Spreadsheets
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Create a basic spreadsheet7m 22s
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Import spreadsheet data4m 33s
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Save a spreadsheet4m 31s
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Work with sheets4m 32s
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Use row and column headers3m 34s
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3. Work with Tables
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Add a table8m 14s
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Modify a table5m 25s
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Use controls5m 36s
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Add images to cells4m 52s
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Reorganize table data5m 19s
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4. Work with Table Styles
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Use table styles3m 41s
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Modify a table’s style6m 41s
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5. Use Formulas and Functions
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Use formulas4m 28s
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Use functions7m 8s
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Use cell references4m 58s
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Use operators4m 19s
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6. Work with Charts
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Add a chart6m 39s
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Modify chart data2m 44s
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Change chart types2m 22s
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Format 3D charts2m 33s
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Use interactive charts3m 46s
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7. Work with Text and Numbers
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Format text8m 5s
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Use conditional highlighting4m 16s
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Use special characters5m 28s
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Use hyperlinks4m 14s
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Use find and replace4m 38s
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8. Work with Objects
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Use text boxes9m 36s
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Copy text to a text box4m 51s
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Work with shapes6m 10s
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Add and arrange images4m 42s
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Mask and adjust images5m 18s
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9. Create Templates
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Design a template5m 16s
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Provide input options5m 51s
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Create placeholders2m 25s
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Save a custom template3m 46s
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10. Share Spreadsheets
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Print and adjust page setup7m 13s
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Export to Excel5m 42s
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Send a copy via email2m 39s
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Collaborate with iCloud4m 43s
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Conclusion
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Next steps38s
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