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6 Creating Charts

You can turn spreadsheet data into attractive

charts. This chapter outlines the basics of creating

charts in Keynote.

Keynote provides tools for creating your own visually appealing charts to present

numerical data. You can copy and paste data from a spreadsheet or type it directly

into the Chart Data Editor to create and edit your charts right on the slide canvas. By

default, Keynote coordinates the appearance of your charts with the theme you’re

using.

About Charts

Charts show the relationship of two types of data with respect to each other. For

example, if you chart business growth over time, you are showing the relationship

between the size of the business and the passage of years. If you chart voting results

among different demographic groups, you are showing the relationship between the

number of people who voted a certain way and their demographic affiliation. When

you enter data for a chart, the two different types of data are represented as data

series and data sets.

Data Series and Data Sets

In a business chart, an example of a data series could be one region’s profits over four

successive years; the data sets could be all of the regions’ profits for only one of those

years. In the illustration below, the data series (each region’s profits) are in rows, and

the data sets (each year’s profits) are in columns. Each individual value (for example,

17 for Region 1, 2005) is a data point.

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