Exam 6: Enhancing Charts

If you create a customized chart that you want to reuse, you can save it as a template (*.crtx) to the Charts Template folder.

When you need to customize the size and orientation of the slides in your presentation, you can do so using the commands in the Page Setup group on the ___________________ tab on the Ribbon.

Data marker animation options for a chart include ____.

Animating data markers individually by   ____________________  displays the data markers of each category in the chart.

You can animate ____ in a chart.

To change slide orientation of the presentation from the Ribbon, click the Slide Orientation button in the Page Setup group on the Format tab.

If you don't have Excel installed on your computer, PowerPoint uses Microsoft ____ to create charts.

Case-Based Critical Thinking Question Julie is working on a financial presentation that involves a number of complex charts. She wants her charts to be clear and easy to read. She also wants to use some of PowerPoint's advanced charting features. What could Julie add to her chart that would identify potential inaccuracies in data?

The program used to create an embedded object is called the ____.

In the figure above, ____ identifies the  horizontal axis title.

You can animate data makers of the same color individually ____.

An example of an object that you can link is a(n) ____.

There are two ways to add a chart to a slide: you can embed it or link it.

Major ____ identify major units on the axis and are usually identified by a tick mark.

To edit or change a linked object, ____.

A chart template saves ____.

Describe in detail your understanding of embedded and linked charts. Discuss their differences and similarities and properly define the terms "source file," "destination file," and "source program."

Exit animation effects cause an object to leave the slide.

To apply a chart template to an existing chart, click the ___________________ button in the Type group, click Templates, then click the chart template.

Case-Based Critical Thinking Question Julie is working on a financial presentation that involves a number of complex charts. She wants her charts to be clear and easy to read. She also wants to use some of PowerPoint's advanced charting features. What could Julie add to her chart that would predict future developments?