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Google Sheets Data Visualization with Charts Flashcards

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  1. What must you usually check so a chart reads series from rows instead of columns?

    Answer: The 'Switch rows / columns' option in the Setup tab

    Switch rows / columns reorients how data maps to series and axes.

  2. In the Chart editor, what does the 'Use row 1 as headers' option do?

    Answer: Treats the first row as labels rather than data

    It designates the first row as category or series names, not plotted values.

  3. Which chart type is best for emphasizing the magnitude of change with a filled region under a line?

    Answer: Area chart

    An area chart fills the space under the line to stress volume over time.

  4. How do you move the legend to the bottom of a chart?

    Answer: Set position to Bottom under the Legend section in Customize

    The Legend section in Customize includes a position dropdown with Bottom.

  5. What happens to a chart if you delete the rows containing its source data?

    Answer: The chart loses that data and may show empty or reduced results

    Removing source rows removes the underlying values the chart plots.

  6. Which feature lets you overlay a moving average or best-fit line onto an existing series?

    Answer: Trendline in the Series section

    Adding a trendline in the Series settings overlays a fitted line like a moving average.

  7. What is the effect of enabling 'Treat labels as text' on a numeric x-axis?

    Answer: Values are spaced evenly regardless of their numeric distance

    Treating labels as text spaces them equally instead of by numeric value.

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