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A title, labeled axes (for graphs), markings on the axes (again, for graphs) and units of measurement. You could use any of the above, based on your context
The y-Variable
To fix the issue of switched data on the vertical and horizontal axes in a chart, you can use the "Switch Row/Column" feature. This option is typically found in the chart tools or options menu of most spreadsheet software. By selecting this feature, the data series will be reorganized to correctly display the intended axes.
The minimum requirement are data and a key (or legend). No axes are required if the graph is a pictogram.
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I was confusing Axis Titles with Axes. The solution is to turn off Data Labels and turn on Vertical Axes.
A title, labeled axes (for graphs), markings on the axes (again, for graphs) and units of measurement. You could use any of the above, based on your context
Plotted data is graphed, using the Cartesian coordinate system of two axes, x and y.
The y-Variable
The plot area.
To fix the issue of switched data on the vertical and horizontal axes in a chart, you can use the "Switch Row/Column" feature. This option is typically found in the chart tools or options menu of most spreadsheet software. By selecting this feature, the data series will be reorganized to correctly display the intended axes.
Title Axes Data Labels Series Names
The minimum requirement are data and a key (or legend). No axes are required if the graph is a pictogram.
To get data from a graph efficiently, you can use the gridlines and labels on the axes to determine the values of the data points. You can also use a ruler or a straight edge to help you accurately read the data points from the graph.
Yes, a calculator is considered a data processor. Anything that can use or hold data is considered to be a data processor. So yes, a calculator is a data processor.
A combination of chart elements that can be displayed in a chart includes the title, axes, gridlines, data series, legend, and labels. These elements work together to provide context and clarity, helping viewers understand the data being presented. For instance, the title explains what the chart represents, while the legend identifies different data series. Axes show the scale and categories of the data, enhancing readability.