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congratulations
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you finished
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your second week worth of material in Excel
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for the 99%
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and as you know
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you just got a lot of practice
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making charts and plots in Excel
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let's do a quick recap of some of our key
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points that we Learned this week
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this will help us as we move on
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remembering the details
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you can look those up
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but remembering the key principles
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of making charts in Excel
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is what's really going to benefit you in the long run
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first of all
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you probably know at this point
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I'm gonna tell you
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that the most important thing
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is to think carefully about what question
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you want to answer with a chart
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or what point you want to make
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you are going to be the best judge of that
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and so thinking deeply about that's going to be
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really critical
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do you wanna compare some variable of interest
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across different categories
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like we do in a bar column chart
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do you wanna see how two variables
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are related to each other
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like in a scatter plot
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or do you wanna understand
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how different parts make up a hole
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like a part of pie chart
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or a stacked column chart
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those kinds of questions are the things to ask yourself
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before you start making graphs in Excel
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and remember
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Excel can give you recommendations
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with the recommended charts feature
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but those aren't always going to match your goal
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so think about your goal
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then look at the recommended charts
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those two things together
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can be really effective
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at coming up with what you want
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what you wanna be able to show other people
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speaking of showing other people
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remember another big point that we talked about
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was making sure that someone else
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who looks at your chart or graph
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is going to be able to understand it
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and so that means adding in a lot of detail
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that Excel often doesn't put in itself
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giving the chart a good title
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if you wanna do that
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labeling the axis
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making sure the axis
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have labels that make sense to somebody else
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and include information
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on the units of the measurement variable
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including a legend
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if you have a more complicated chart
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like maybe a grouped bar chart
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or a combo chart
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all of these things are really effective
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the key thing to remember
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is that data visualizations
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like charts
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plots and graphs
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are forms of communication
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and you wanna make sure you're communicating clearly
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you've got a lot of great practice with this
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and I'm sure you can now make really great
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and effective charts and excel
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and next what we're going to be doing
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is we're gonna figure out different ways
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to get information out of our data
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by doing summaries and calculations
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this added in with your chart making expertise
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is going to give you a very powerful set of tools
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for working in Excel
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