How do I use Algebra grafting?
 

How do I get Excel to do graphing?

How do I use Algebra grafting?
 

In pre-2007 Excel start with Insert | Chart and go from there. Excel Help
has lots of info on it.
In Excel 2007, Charts are a group on the Insert ribbon tab. Again, Help
will be your friend for a while.

"ga_snowtaz" wrote:

How do I get Excel to do graphing?

How do I use Algebra grafting?
 

Make an XY chart. Do not be lead astray by the name "LINE" chart.
Put you x-values in A1:A10 (for example); your y-values in B1:B10
Put the cursor over any on the cells A1:B10 and use the chart wizard.
The y-values could be formulas; so B1 could be =4*A1+3 and copied down to
B10.
Now you get a plot of part of a parabola
Come back with further questions
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Bernard V Liengme
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"ga_snowtaz" wrote in message
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How do I get Excel to do graphing?

How do I use Algebra grafting?
 

In that case, a straight line rather than a parabola, Bernard? :-)

Try =4*A1^2 for a parabola.

But of course your advice to the OP is good, particularly avoiding "line
chart" when you need XY.
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David Biddulph

"Bernard Liengme" wrote in message
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Make an XY chart. Do not be lead astray by the name "LINE" chart.
Put you x-values in A1:A10 (for example); your y-values in B1:B10
Put the cursor over any on the cells A1:B10 and use the chart wizard.
The y-values could be formulas; so B1 could be =4*A1+3 and copied down to
B10.
Now you get a plot of part of a parabola
Come back with further questions
--
Bernard V Liengme
www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme
remove caps from email

"ga_snowtaz" wrote in message
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How do I get Excel to do graphing?