If you aren’t logged into your Google account, you’ll need to enter your email address and password when prompted before continuing.
If you have a spreadsheet with data already in it, click it and then skip to the “Select your data” step.
If you wanted to document the number of cups of coffee you drink throughout the day, for example, you might put “Hours” in cell A1 and “Cups of Coffee” in cell B1. Depending on the type of graph you make, the label placement may vary slightly. You can add additional headers in C1, D1, and so on if your graph contains more than two sets of data.
If you wanted to document the number of cups of coffee you drink throughout the day, for example, you might put “Hours” in cell A1 and “Cups of Coffee” in cell B1. Depending on the type of graph you make, the label placement may vary slightly. You can add additional headers in C1, D1, and so on if your graph contains more than two sets of data.
If you wanted to document the number of cups of coffee you drink throughout the day, for example, you might put “Hours” in cell A1 and “Cups of Coffee” in cell B1. Depending on the type of graph you make, the label placement may vary slightly. You can add additional headers in C1, D1, and so on if your graph contains more than two sets of data.
If you have more than two columns of headers to fill, enter information for them as well.
If you have more than two columns of headers to fill, enter information for them as well.
If you have more than two columns of headers to fill, enter information for them as well.
You’ll also see a “Chart editor” window open on the right side of the page.
You’ll also see a “Chart editor” window open on the right side of the page.
You can click Data range to change the data range that’s included in your chart. For example, if you created a new row of data that you’d like to include, click the chart to open the “Chart editor” panel, then click the text field under “Data range” to type in the extra row of data. Click the CUSTOMIZE tab at the top of the chart window to change the chart’s appearance, labels, and so on.
