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To graph data on a line plot, we put a dot (or an X) above each number in the data set. If a number appears twice in the data, we put two dots above that number. A line plot shows, moving left to right, labeled tick marks at 4, 5, and 6. Dots are plotted as follows: 1 dot above 4, 2 dots above 5, and 1 dot above 6.

Click the Bulleted tab. Select your preferred bullet point style and size from the options in the tab window for example, square or circular bullet points. Excel adds the bullet points to the selected text inside the shape.

When you create a chart in Excel, you're plotting numeric data organized into one or more "data series". A data series is just a fancy name for a collection of related numbers in the same row, or the same column.You can verify and edit data series at any time by right-clicking and choosing Select Data.

Click the Bulleted tab. Select your preferred bullet point style and size from the options in the tab window for example, square or circular bullet points. Excel adds the bullet points to the selected text inside the shape.

Add a data series to a chart on the same worksheetOn the worksheet that contains your chart data, in the cells directly next to or below your existing source data for the chart, enter the new data series you want to add.Click anywhere in the chart.On the worksheet, drag the sizing handles to include the new data.

Click Twice to Edit Pieces of the Line The dot controls the piece of the line just before it. You would click on the dot in this screenshot, for example, to edit just the section of line to the left of it. Right-click on that dot and select Outline. Then, click on Dashes.

Save a custom chart as a templateRight-click the chart, and select Save as Template.In the File name box, type an appropriate name for the chart template.Click Save. The chart template automatically appears in the Templates folder for charts.