3 column chart is a chart to arrange the contents of a document in the form of 3 columns. At the pre-school and elementary school levels, 3 columns are used in the form of ordinary tables. As for adults and business people, 3 column charts are used to present data in attractive visuals. Data presented using column charts are usually data in the form of numbers and require 3 column charts for comparison of data. Chart column has a shape like a tall apartment building when the data that has been processed has been converted into a chart column.
Creating a chart column can use the tools provided by the application to create documents. Word and Excel are examples of applications that provide tools to create them. In Excel, you can use the search tab to type the keyword "column chart" and fill the chat according to the data you want to present. While in Word, on the insert toolbar, select on the chart icon, and enter the command tab to fill the chart according to the data you want to change to the Column chart. Easy right? If you want to move your column chart into your presentation slide, you only need to use copy-paste techniques from Word or Excel.
The chart column is used to present numerical data that change at different time intervals. The comparison in the data presented is reflected in the 3 column chart. Although referred to as a 3 column chart, the data presented is not always required in the 3 column charts. The chart column adjusts the data you have. There is also a chart column that only uses 2 columns as a presentation chart. Named as 3 column chart, because it is called that by the public in a general way.
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Do you know? Chart not only consists of column charts? There are several charts that are widely used by people for presentations. There are so-called Bar Charts (similar to column charts, but with horizontal lines), there are also Pie Charts (Usually in the form of circles cut by comparison of the data presented), there are Line Charts, Area Charts, and others. You can try it in Word or Exel. Each chart has an efficiency function is used for the right data. For example, how do you apply a detailed comparison if you use a Pie Chart? You should use the Column Chart for detailed data comparisons. Try it, so you understand the function of each chart!