Google Sheets Data Visualization with Charts Flashcards
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Which chart type is best for showing the proportional breakdown of a single category as parts of a whole?
Answer: Pie chart
A pie chart displays each value as a slice representing its share of the total.
To insert a chart in Google Sheets, which menu do you use after selecting your data?
Answer: Insert > Chart
Charts are added through the Insert menu's Chart option.
Where do you change a chart's type after it has been created?
Answer: The Setup tab of the Chart editor
The Setup tab contains the Chart type dropdown for switching visualizations.
Which chart is most appropriate for showing a trend over continuous time?
Answer: Line chart
Line charts connect data points to reveal trends across time.
What does a scatter chart primarily help you evaluate?
Answer: The relationship between two numeric variables
Scatter charts plot two numeric variables to reveal correlation.
After editing a chart, how do you save the changes in the Chart editor?
Answer: Changes apply automatically as you edit
Chart editor changes update the chart live without a separate save step.
Which chart type stacks categories to compare both totals and component parts across groups?
Answer: Stacked column chart
A stacked column chart shows segment contributions and overall totals per group.
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