HR+Data+3+Instructions
HR+Data+3+Instructions
P ROJECT I NSTRUCTIONS
The following steps take place in the HR Data 2 spreadsheet from the previous lab
Your boss asked you to make a presentation on the data you calculated in the previous lab. You would like to help
visualize the data by creating charts.
Lesson Creating Charts Formatting Charts
• Clustered column • Swapping the axis
• Histogram • Data labels
• Pareto chart • Legends
• Bar chart • Alt Text
• Line chart • Chart sheets
Chart styles and layouts
Task 1: On the “Calculations” worksheet, create a clustered column chart using “Bonus” as the series and
“Department” as the categories.
Task 2: Move the chart to a new chart sheet named “Bonus Chart”.
Task 3: On the “Calculations” worksheet, create a clustered column chart using “Salary Range” as the
series and “Employee Count” as the categories.
Task 4: Swap the data on the chart over the axis.
Task 5: Create a new sheet named “Charts”. Move the Employee Count chart to the new “Charts” sheet.
Position the chart at the top left of the worksheet.
Task 6: Change the size of the chart so that the height is 3” and the width is 6”.
Task 7: Apply Style 7 chart style and Monochromatic Palette 6 color to the “Employee Count” chart.
Task 8: Convert the chart to a histogram by changing the gap width to 0%.
Task 9: On the “Calculations” worksheet, create a Pareto Chart using the “Total Sick Days” information
from the “Calculations” worksheet as the series and the “Department” information from the
“Calculations” worksheet as the categories. Move the chart to the “Charts” worksheet and place
it to the right of the “Employee Count” chart. (Hint: The department names should be along the
x-axis in the competed Pareto chart.)
Task 10: Change the title of the chart to “Total Sick Days”.
Task 11: Change the chart to Quick Layout 2 and Monochromatic Palette 11.
Task 12: Position the data labels on the chart at the “Outside End”. Display only values as data labels.
Task 13: Change the Horizontal Axis Label to read “Department”.
Task 14: Edit the Alt Text Description of the “Total Sick Days” chart to read “Total sick days by
department”.