Histogram
Turn a column of numbers into a histogram that shows how many values fall in each range, and read its shape.
In this lesson
- Select one column of numbers with its header, then Insert, then Statistic Chart, then Histogram.
- Each bar is a bin, a range of values.
- Read the peak (typical values), the spread and any lonely bars far out (unusual values).
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- Pick the right chart10 min
- Secondary axis10 min
- Scatter plot with a trendline9 min
- HistogramThis lesson10 min
- Waterfall chart9 min
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The steps
9 steps: 4 explanations, 2 Do this, 3 questions, then Your turn.
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