This document provides instructions for analyzing spreadsheet data in GeoGebra by copying data from another application into GeoGebra's spreadsheet view, selecting one variable analysis to generate a histogram of the data, and optionally generating additional plots like a boxplot or second histogram by right clicking or using GeoGebra's math calculators interface. Outlier data like an age of 138 is identified for potential removal to clean up the data.

1. @ColleenYoung
Open GeoGebra, here the desktop
app is being used. Select the
spreadsheet view.
Note that you can toggle views to
display or not.

2. Copy data from your spreadsheet
application into the spreadsheet
view on GeoGebra.
In this example column D is
selected

3. Choose One Variable Analysis. Then select Analyse.

4. Having selected
Analyze, we
immediately see a
Histogram of the
data.
Right clicking on that
window gives the
option to copy the
data to the Graphics
View

5. Or we could choose
a boxplot
A little clean up of the data
needed perhaps!
Outlier Bob age
138!

6. Or, using the newer
Maths Calculators
interface; a good idea
for consistency across all
platforms…
Choose spreadsheet…

7. Choose spreadsheet…
Copy in that data and
you have one histogram!

8. We could choose to
have a 2nd plot