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    This document provides an overview of using infographics and charts in Excel. It discusses different types of charts like bar graphs, line graphs, pie charts, and radial graphs. It explains how to create charts in Excel by selecting data and choosing a chart type from the insert menu. Formatting tools in the chart design menu allow customizing the visual style and formatting of charts. The goal is to design charts and infographics that are tailored to the preferences and needs of the target audience.

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    This document provides an overview of using infographics and charts in Excel. It discusses different types of charts like bar graphs, line graphs, pie charts, and radial graphs. It explains how to create charts in Excel by selecting data and choosing a chart type from the insert menu. Formatting tools in the chart design menu allow customizing the visual style and formatting of charts. The goal is to design charts and infographics that are tailored to the preferences and needs of the target audience.

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    This document provides an overview of using infographics and charts in Excel. It discusses different types of charts like bar graphs, line graphs, pie charts, and radial graphs. It explains how to create charts in Excel by selecting data and choosing a chart type from the insert menu. Formatting tools in the chart design menu allow customizing the visual style and formatting of charts. The goal is to design charts and infographics that are tailored to the preferences and needs of the target audience.

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    QUARTER 1-MODULE 6

    IMAGING AND DESIGN FOR VISUAL MESSAGE


    USING INFOGRAPHICS
    LESSON 1: PRINCIPLE OF VISUAL MESSAGE
    DESIGN USING INFOGRAPHICS

    • GRAPHS AND CHARTS AS INFOGRAPHICS

    Graphs and Charts are representation of data (mostly


    numeric) through graphics .
    THE FOLLOWING ARE SOME OF THE CHARTS
    AND THEIR USES:

    • BAR GRAPH
    These are primarily used in
    comparing sets of data. They
    visualize the difference between
    values in a table and show rate of
    change over time.
    • LINE GRAPHS
    These are similar to with Bar Graphs in
    terms of use, with difference that Line
    Graphs are more suitable in showing
    trends.
    • PIE CHARTS
    These are circular statistical graphical
    representation of proportion or
    percentage.
    • FOREST GRAPHS
    These graphs are used to visually
    represent values within a group and
    compare them to other groups.
    • RADIAL GRAPHS
    These are similar to a forest graph in
    many aspects but are presented using a
    circle.
    CREATING INFOGRAPHICS USING EXCEL
    1. In your desktop, create a document named ‘Sales Data’.
    2. (Always remember to save your progress by pressing Ctrl + S)

    3. In your work area, copy the set of data.(see Figure 2.3)


    4. Drag select A1 to L2, then in the ribbon press Insert then in the charts
    section, click the desired chart. For example click INSERT COLUMN
    CHART or AREA CHART.
    1. A dropdown window will appear as seen in
    Figure 2.5, in the 2-D Column section, select
    Clustered Column. It will create a graph as seen
    in Figure 2.6
    2. To rename, double click the name of the graph
    then type the “Sale Rending Graph”.
    3. To resize, click the graph , click and drag any of
    the eight handles in the edges of the graph
    1. To reposition the graph, click and drag the graph to the desired position
    2. You can copy and paste the graph to other Microsoft Office application.
    To copy press Ctrl + C then press Ctrl + V to paste.
    INFOGRAPHIC IMAGE AND GRAPHICAL
    FORMATTING

    The visual preferences of people when it comes to gathering data


    must not be discounted. when making an infographic specifically a
    graph, it is necessary it is tailored to our target audience. In MS
    excel there are options in editing, manipulating and formatting visual
    elements in our graph.
    DESIGN TOOLS:

    1. To access the Chart Tools where Design and


    Format Menu tools can be, found you must
    first select any Graph that you want to edit.
    In the ribbon, the said Menu tools will be
    available as seen on figure 2.7
    2. Click on Design, in the Chart Styles section
    click More (as seen on figure 2.8). It will
    expand and display multiple Chart Styles
    options as seen on Figure 2.9
    1. Click on design, in the chart styles section click more( as seen on figure 2.8). It will
    expand and display multiple chart styles options as seen on figure 2.9.

    2. In the multiple chart styles you can choose different types of styles that can
    accommodate different styles requirements or preference. Click and explore any of
    each to see their differences. For the purpose of demonstration, click style 14 as seen
    on figure 2.10.
    GROUP 1- P.URDUJA

    BOBOSA, MIKE LAWRENCE R.


    ESURENA, LEANDRO MAR S.
    MANLAPAZ, JETHER KRICH O.
    LEYSON, FAITH JELLIAN G.
    VALENZUELA, ALYZZA L.

    RIZZALYN TORRES
    E-TECH TEACHER

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