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A chart is a graphic that displays numeric data in a compact, visual layout and that reveals essential data relationships. You can add a chart to a form/report to visualize your data and make informed decisions.In Access, you can create column, line, bar, pie, and combo charts.

Press "Enter" if the table is at the top of the document; press "Ctrl-Shift-Enter" if the table is at the top of a section. In either case, this creates a blank line directly above the table.

The proper form for a graph title is "y-axis variable vs. x-axis variable." For example, if you were comparing the the amount of fertilizer to how much a plant grew, the amount of fertilizer would be the independent, or x-axis variable and the growth would be the dependent, or y-axis variable.

Designated header rows make it easier for a screen reader to navigate your table, and some screen readers will call out the name of a row or column before reading the data. To designate a row as a header, select it, then right-click and select Table Properties.

Add built-in header and footer elements for a chart sheet or chartClick the chart sheet or chart where you want to add or change a header or footer element.On the Insert tab, in the Text group, click Header & Footer.Click Custom Header or Custom Footer.More items...

The main functions of a chart are to display data and invite further exploration of a topic. Charts are used in situations where a simple table won't adequately demonstrate important relationships or patterns between data points.

In your Word document, click Insert > Chart. Select the type of chart you want, such as column or pie chart, and click OK. (If you're not sure which to choose, move down the All Charts list to preview each type.) Enter your data into the spreadsheet that automatically opens with the chart.