Using Excel to Make a Graph 1) Open Excel and create a new workbook. Type "Temperature" in cell A1 and "Time" in cell B1. 2) Type in average temperatures for cold, room temp., and hot water collected from class data. 3) Select the cells with text (A1-B4) and create a column chart under "Charts".

1. Using Excel to Make a Graph

2. Open Excel, select “New Workbook”

3. Type “Temperature” in cell A1.
Type “Time” in cell B1

4. Type in the average temperatures for
cold, room temp. and hot water.
These averages
should come from
the data that you
collected in class.
When you write the
temp. make sure
you write “C” after
the number.
ave. = average

5. Use the cursor to highlight all of the
cells with text (A1-B4)
Then click
“charts”

6. Under “charts” select “Columns”
The types of column charts
you can use are circled.

7. Now you have a graph. Highlight the
graph and copy and paste it into a
word document.
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5 C 30 C 75 C
Time
Time

8. Click on the word “time” to change the
title.
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5 C 30 C 75 C
Write your own title here
Time

9. When the graph is in your word
document
• You might have a hard time moving the graph
around.
• If this happens, put the cursor next to the
graph and press enter several times.
• You should now be able to move the graph.