In Excel Math, we help students understand and create their own picture graphs, line plots, circle graphs, bar graphs, and more! Let's take a look at how to make bar graphs interesting and understandable. Download a free printable math worksheet you can use with your own class.
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| Excel Math Bar Graph |
Some websites let your students create their own bar graphs. Here are just a few:
Create a Graph from the National Center for Education Statistics
You can choose the color for your bars and your background, specify whether you prefer a vertical or horizontal (or stacked) bar graph, a rhombus or triangular shape (or a pattern), whether you'd like it in 2-D or 3-D (or with a shadow).
You can also choose a line plot, an area graph, a pie chart or coordinate points. Then import your data and print your graph or email yourself a link to save it for later.
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| ChartGo Online charts and graphs |
ChartGo lets your older students create colorful 3-D bar graphs.
The options are a bit more complicated, but you can label each x and y axis, choose the width and height of your graph, add rounded corners, a shadow, a border and gridlines.
The bars can be shaped as cylinders, rectangles or polygons.
Choose your bar colors and either a soft or glass shading. You can even copy the code so the graph will display online.
The options are a bit more complicated, but you can label each x and y axis, choose the width and height of your graph, add rounded corners, a shadow, a border and gridlines.
The bars can be shaped as cylinders, rectangles or polygons.
Choose your bar colors and either a soft or glass shading. You can even copy the code so the graph will display online.
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