In this video, we learn about How to visualize data within a table in Excel.
How to make a Student Grading System in Excel - https://youtu.be/G3dRknQ-DRw
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Hi, in this project we are going to learn how we can use line chart and bar charts to easily
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show the progress of each student within the table. So from the test scores that we're going
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to have, we're going to easily visualize how each student is performing. Let's get started
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So I have the list of students here. I have different tests from test 1 to test 10 and want
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to see the progress of each student in this column and also another progress in this column so this
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would be one type of visualization then another type of visualization so we'll have their scores
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in all these tests and once we have their scores we can move on to do the rest so in order to get
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the scores i'll just generate a random number between one and hundred and that would be their
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score in each of the tests so in this cell just say equals round open blackheads then cross it
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doesn't take any arguments then i'll just multiply this by 100 so that it should be between 1 and
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100 click ok so i have decimals here i'll just remove them by clicking on this button here okay
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so all the decimals are gone and once you do that you can just drag in all this all the way to test
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10 and drag it down all the way to the last student and there you go you have your you have
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your scores for each test so rather than looking at each individual value to say so for this student
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we have 24 for the first one 68 then this will take us time to yze and see what is happening
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so to make it easy we want to put some formal visualization here so that we're able to see what
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is happening at every test So to do that you just go on insert then you click on line here So for the data range you choose test 1 all the way to test 10 like that all the way to the last student and for the column range we choose this where i
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want to put the progress so it's this column all the way to the last student and you click ok and
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there you have your visualization you can even add markers to make it more visible there you have it
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You can even change the type of the visualization here. Choose anything that you want
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It's that easy. So like this, we're able to see how each student is performing
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whether their performance is going up or going down. It's much easier this way than looking at individual scores
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The second way you can do this, instead of putting this line
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we can put the columns here or the bars. So to do that, we go through the same process
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So you just go on insert, you go where it says column, click on it
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Again, you choose your data range so it will be the first one all the way to test number 10
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You choose your location, it will be this one, this entire column
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Once you do that, you click OK and there you have your buzz. So you are able to see what is happening
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Just from this, you'll be able to see even their highest scores
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You'll be able to see which one they did the worst. and this is much easier to look at than this one
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You can take a step further and adding grades to each of these tests
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Say if someone gets a 90, it's an A. If someone gets a 1 like this, it's an F and all those things
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But to do that, I've made a separate video where we make a student grading system
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And I'll just link the video up there
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