Hi! It has been a VERY long time since I have used Excel. I am currently in
a college algebra class, and I need to make basic graphs to copy onto my
work. I just want to be able to plug in basic x, y coordinates <think
(2,-4), (-1/3, 0), etc. type coordinates), and poof! A pretty quadrant graph
complete with labeled x and y axises. Am I reaching for the impossible here?
How do I make this type of graph? I a tired of making ghetto looking graphs
via Word Art and Auto Shapes-thanks!

Put your X coordinates in the first column, Y coordinates in the second
column. Select the two columns, then Insert Chart/ XY/ data in columns/
choose other options to suit.
--
David Biddulph

"AMMO VIXEN!" <AMMO wrote in message
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Hi! It has been a VERY long time since I have used Excel. I am currently
in
a college algebra class, and I need to make basic graphs to copy onto my
work. I just want to be able to plug in basic x, y coordinates <think
(2,-4), (-1/3, 0), etc. type coordinates), and poof! A pretty quadrant
graph
complete with labeled x and y axises. Am I reaching for the impossible
here?
How do I make this type of graph? I a tired of making ghetto looking
graphs
via Word Art and Auto Shapes-thanks!