Google Sheets Data Visualization with Charts Flashcards
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Which chart type is best suited to compare values across geographic regions using shaded areas?
Answer: Geo chart
A geo chart colors a map by value to compare regions.
In a bubble chart, what does the size of each bubble typically represent?
Answer: A third numeric dimension
Bubble size encodes an additional value beyond the x and y positions.
How do you make a Google Sheets chart update automatically when source data changes?
Answer: No action needed; charts are linked to their data range
Charts stay linked to their data range and refresh as values change.
Which Customize option lets you display the actual value labels directly on chart bars or points?
Answer: Data labels
Enabling data labels prints each value on the chart element.
What is the best chart for comparing multiple quantitative variables across a few items on a circular layout?
Answer: Radar chart
A radar chart plots several variables on spokes radiating from a center.
How do you copy a Google Sheets chart to paste into Google Docs or Slides?
Answer: Use the three-dot menu > Copy chart
The chart's overflow menu offers Copy chart for pasting elsewhere.
Which chart is ideal for showing cumulative effect of sequential positive and negative values?
Answer: Waterfall chart
A waterfall chart shows how an initial value rises and falls to a final total.
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