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Inserting Charts 465<br />

SET UP You need the WaterConsumption workbook and the WaterSavingC_start<br />

presentation located in your Chapter16 practice file folder to complete this exercise.<br />

From Windows Explorer, open the WaterConsumption workbook in Excel <strong>by</strong> doubleclicking<br />

the workbook’s file name. Then open the WaterSavingC_start presentation,<br />

and save it as WaterSavingC. Ensure that the PowerPoint program window is<br />

maximized, and then follow the <strong>step</strong>s.<br />

1. Display slide 7, and then in the content placeholder, click the Insert Chart<br />

button.<br />

The Insert Chart dialog box opens.<br />

You can choose from many types of charts in this dialog box.<br />

2. With Column selected in the left pane, click the first thumbnail in the second row<br />

(Clustered Cylinder), and then click OK.<br />

PowerPoint inserts the chart into the slide and resizes its program window to<br />

occupy the left half of your screen. Excel starts and displays the data used to plot<br />

the chart in the right half of the screen.<br />

3. From the Windows Taskbar, display the WaterConsumption worksheet. Then in<br />

the worksheet, point to cell A3, and drag down and to the right to cell C13.<br />

Excel selects all the cells in the range A3:C13.

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