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Click on New Slide button once again.

Slide 5

Click on the first slide in the second row (Text and Chart). Click OK.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Click on the Click to Add title text box and type: Why use strawberry jam?

Click on the · Click to add text box and type:

100 Children and adults were surveyed to find out what goes best with peanut butter: grape jelly, honey, strawberry jam or sliced bananas (you don’t have to tap enter, as this is one long statement).

Now we’ll make a graph to show the survey data.

Double click-on the Click to add graph box. A Datasheet appears.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

We are going to enter data for our graph in this Datasheet. Click-on the box with "East" and replace "East" with (type-in) Grape, then "West" with Honey, "North" with Straw, and in the cell (box) below North (now Straw), enter Banana. Now, click on "1st Qtr" and type-in Best. Now click-on the cell (box) in the "A" column next to Grape and enter 33, then by Honey enter 11, by Straw enter 46, and by Banana enter 10. Your Datasheet should now look like this:

 

 

 

 

 

 

Note: As you are changing the labels and numbers you’ll see the graph that appeared with this datasheet changing to reflect the changes. This is an interactive graph. Really neat – you can see your graph "forming" as you type.

 

We want a simple graph so we need to delete the rest of the columns. To do this, put your cursor on the B in the Gray area at the top of the Datasheet. Click and hold down the left mouse button and drag right until B, C and D are highlighted. Release the mouse button. Your Datasheet should now look like this:

 

 

 

 

 

 

Now tap the Delete key on the keyboard and the columns you have highlighted will disappear.

Your Datasheet should now look like this:

 

 

 

 

 

Click the small "X" in the upper right hand corner of the Datasheet.

 

 

 

 

 

 

If you did everything right, your graph should look like this:

 

Every now and then you might make a mistake in the Datasheet. If you have "closed" the datasheet as we did above, you can get it back by clicking-on the Datasheet button below the Menu Bar.

 

This is the Datasheet button

You may or may not desire to alter the appearance of your graph. Your graph may need some adjusting so that all of the "words" show completely. You may want to change the size of the box the graph is in, so click-on the graph. Click-on the side, using the "grabber" boxes on the side like you did previously, and drag the side until the graph gets larger. If you make the graph wider, the word "Best" will move to one line. Click-on the legend (the box with the grape, honey, etc. inside) and move that whole box to the top right hand part of the graph figure to make it more legible. Work with the various parts of the graph until it looks OK. If you make any changes, click-away from the graph to "turn off" the "box" around the graph – so you can see the new slide button.

 

 

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