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#Exp19_Excel_Ch03_ML2_Grades #Exp19 Excel Ch03 ML2 Grades #Excel #PieChart #BarChart #ScatterChart #DataVisualization #AltText #ChartCustomization #Sparklines #Trendline #Footer #ExcelFormatting #Accessibility #ChartTitle #DataLabels #ClusteredBarChart #AttendanceAnalysis #FinalGrades #BusinessClass #ExcelProject Contact Me For Help in Your Assignments and Courses WhatsApp: +923035618174 Email : solutionmyitlab@gmail.com ============================================================ We offer comprehensive support for a wide range of online courses including Business and Management, Business and Finance, Business and Accounting, Human Resource Management, History, English, Literature, Nursing, Psychology, Statistics, Information Technology, Applied Sciences, Computer Science, and more. Our services include assistance with weekly quizzes, assignments, exams, thesis and dissertation writing, as well as proficiency in specific courses like MyITLab, Microsoft Word, Microsoft PowerPoint, Microsoft Excel, and Microsoft Access. =========================================================== It looks like you're working on a comprehensive Excel project involving charts and data visualization for a class gradebook. Here's a quick breakdown of what you need to do: Create a Pie Chart: Use data from cells F35 . Move it to a new sheet named "Final Grade Distribution." Apply Style 12, set the title to "BUS 101 Final Grades: Fall 2021." Explode the A grade slice by 7% and change the F grade slice to Dark Red. Remove the legend. Add Alt Text: "The pie chart shows percentage of students who earned each letter grade. Most students earned B and C grades." Add centered data labels showing Percentage and Category Name; remove Values data labels. Format data labels with 20-pt size and Black, Text 1 font color. Create a Bar Chart: Use data from A5 and A18 . Move it to a new sheet named "Sample Student Scores." Apply Style 5, place the legend on the right in 11 pt font, and use Light Gradient - Accent 2 fill color for the plot area. Set the title to "Sample Student Test Scores." Add data labels in the Outside End position; format the Final Exam data series with Blue-Gray, Text 2 fill color. Reverse the category axis so that O’Hair is at the top and Sager at the bottom. Add Alt Text: "The chart shows test scores for six students in the middle of the list." Create a Scatter Chart: Use data from E5 . Paste it in cell A42 and set its size to 5.5" height and 5.96" width. Add Alt Text: "The scatter chart shows the relationship of each student's final grade and his or her attendance record." Set the title to "Final Average-Attendance Relationship," the horizontal axis title to "Percentage of Attendance," and the vertical axis title to "Student Final Averages." Adjust vertical axis bounds: 40 minimum, 100 maximum, 10 major units, with zero decimal places. Set horizontal axis bounds: 40 minimum, 100 maximum, automatic units. Add a Parchment texture fill to the plot area. Insert a linear trendline. Add Sparklines: Create column Sparklines for the range B6 , place them in H6 . Display the Low Point and set the vertical axis minimum and maximum values to be the same for all Sparklines. Increase row height for rows 6 through 31 to 22. Add Footer: Insert a footer with "Exploring Series" on the left, the sheet name code in the center, and the file name code on the right. Group the two chart sheets to insert the footer, then add it to the Grades sheet. Switch to Normal view. Save and Close: Save your work and close the Excel file. Let me know if you need more details on any of these steps!