/en/powerpoint2003/adding-clip-art-and-pictures/content/
PowerPoint allows you to insert charts into your slide presentation to display different types of information for your audience.
If the datasheet disappears, double-click the chart and choose ViewDatasheet.
As you enter numbers in your chart, a maximum value will automatically be set, or you can set a maximum value of your own. The top value will automatically round up from the top value of the data you are entering. Depending on your data, it will be rounded to the nearest ten, hundred, or thousand.
If you don't want to use the chart that automatically appears when you double-click the chart icon in a slide, you can choose a different chart type.
You may also want to label your chart with such information as the title and what the X and Y axes represent. In the default chart, the X axis is the horizontal information, while the Y axis is the vertical information.
Does your presentation require a diagram or organization chart? An organization chart shows hierarchal relationships in a company or organization such as president and vice president, while diagrams are used to show relationships between various elements.
OR
PowerPoint also gives you the option of displaying information within your presentation in a table.
An example of a table related to your hobbies: You could create a table to track how many hours you spend on each activity for a week. To do this, insert a table with eight columns and four rows. It might look like this:
An example of a chart related to your hobbies: You could create a chart that shows the estimated amount of time you spend on each hobby in a week (out of 168 hours, or seven days multiplied by 24 hours). It might look like this:
/en/powerpoint2003/adding-autoshapes-wordart-and-hyperlinks/content/
About cookies on this site
Sharing your cookies helps us improve the site, optimize your experience, and understand the extent of our impact. By closing this banner, you agree to the use of cookies on this website (This option applies to users outside the United States and Europe). Learn more about how we use cookies by clicking on Cookie Settings.