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It guides users through preparing an Excel worksheet, entering Volume as the independent variable (X axis) and Pressure as the dependent variable (Y axis), and converting the dataset into a scatter plot with smooth lines and markers. 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Create a graph using the new Excel 2013 version.  \n2. Understand the terms used in creating a chart.  \n3. Make changes and customize a graph.  \n4. Construct a graph that looks like Figure 1.1 below.  \nFigure 1.1 Sample Computer graph using Excel 2013  \n1. To begin, double-click Microsoft Excel icon on the desktop. Excel will automatically open a clean Excel sheet similar to figure 1.2 below.  \nFigure 1.2 An Excel worksheet  \nThe data table below contains the data that you will be using in this exercise. Volume will be the independent variable (X axis) and Pressure will be the dependent variable (Y axis) .  \n\n| Volume, mL\u003Cbr>(independent variable) | Pressure, torr\u003Cbr>(dependent variable) |\n| --- | --- |\n| 10.70 | 250 |\n| 7.64 | 350 |\n| 5.57 | 480 |\n| 4.56 | 600 |\n| 3.52 | 760 |\n| 2.97 | 900 |\n| 2.43 | 1100 |\n| 2.01 | 1330 |\n\nTable 1.1  \nCell A1  \nTo adjust the width of the column:  \nHover the mouse over the right border of any column heading (A, B…) you want to extend until you see a cross, then right click and drag towards the right. Or, when the cross appears, double click and the column will automatically resize to fit.  \nCell B1  \nFigure 1.3  \n2. In cell A1 of new Excel sheet, type Volume, mL and in cell B1, type Pressure, torr. Adjust the width of the column if needed. To do this: see boxed instructions above. Enter the data from table 1.1 in the appropriate cells.  \nWhen this is done the left side of the screen should look like figure 1.4  \nFigure 1.4  \n3. Use your mouse to highlight the cells that contain data as shown in Fig 1.5  \nFigure 1.5  \n4. Convert the data table into a chart by clicking on the Insert tab (Fig 1.6)  \nFigure 1.6  \nThe insert tab contains the chart group with a variety of charts you can choose from.  \nFor this graphing lab, you will click on scatter, then choose scatter with smooth lines & markers. (Figure 1.7)  \nA screen tip displays the chart type name when you wave the pointer over  \nany chart type.The screen tip also provides information of the chart type and when to use each one.  \nFigure 1.7  \nNote: If you want to change the chart type after you create your chart, click inside the chart. On the Design tab under Chart Tools, in the Type group, click Change Chart Type, and select another chart type.  \n4. The graph on the Excel sheet should appear similar to Figure 1.8  \nFigure 1.8  \nAdding a Title:  \n5. Now it’s time to add descriptive titles to your graph so that anybody who views it will know what the graph is all about.  \nThere are two ways to insert your title:  \nA. One way is to click the Design tab, then go to Add Chart Element. Click the more button (mini arrow on the right) to see all the elements that you can add. Each option provides features that change the way graph components (X axis & Y axis) are laid out and what information they supply. In this case you would select first Chart Title, followed by Axis Titles (twice, once for Primary Horizontal, the second for Primary Vertical) .  \nB. Another way is to click the Design tab, then go to Quick Layouts. Click the more button (mini arrow on the right) to see all the layouts. Each option shows different layouts that change the way graph components (X axis & Y axis) are laid out. Example: Layout \\# 1 adds placeholders for a chart and axes titles. It also adds a legend, which can be deleted in this case, since we have only one line. You will then type the titles directly on the chart.  \nC. The other choice is to use the Add Chart Element icon (the large + beside the chart), which offers many of the same options as the Add Chart Element button from part ‘A’ of this section.  \nFigure 1.9  \n6. Adding titles for the chart and axes:  \nA. In the Chart title box, type in the title for the graph: Pressure as a Function of Volume.  \nB. 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