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Click anywhere in the chart. Under Chart Tools, on the Design tab, in the Location group, click Move Chart. Do one of the following: To move the chart to a new worksheet, click New sheet, and then in the New sheet box, type a name for the worksheet.

Click the worksheet that contains your chart. Right-click the chart, and then choose Select Data. The Select Data Source dialog box appears on the worksheet that contains the source data for the chart.

Creating an xy scattergraph in Microsoft Excel Select the data and click on the chart wizard button: Choose an x-y scatter graph: Choose finish: Click on a point on the chart to highlight the data points: Choose Chart: Add Trendline. Choose a linear regression and then click on the Options tab.

Using Find In Excel Using the find tool in Excel is the easiest option to find information in Excel, not to be mistaken with the Find and Replace dialog box! Choose the Home menu, and select the Editing group from your ribbon. Choose to Find and Select, then choose to Find.

In Excel, there are a few different ways to read values from graphs. The first way is to use the mouse to hover over the data point you want to read. The second way is to use the "Trace Error Bars" feature. The third way is to use the "Data Labels" feature.

You can easily switch between the two possible locations by selecting (Chart > Location). An alternative to using the Chart drop-down menu you could also use the Chart shortcut menu. This will display the Chart Location dialog box. As new sheet - Inserts a new chart sheet before the active sheet.

Selectively Display Hidden Cells, Rows, and Columns Click the Select All button, in the upper-left corner of the worksheet or press Ctrl + A. Click the Home tab > Format (in the Cells group) > Hide & Unhide > Unhide Rows or Unhide Columns. All cells are now visible.