Part 2: Visualizing Data During this module, you learned about many different types of graphs, which graphs are most appropriate for specific data types, and how to create graphs in Excel. Remember that when building a graph in Excel to fully label the graph, title the graph, and to think about what information the graph should show the viewer. A second important objective in this assignment is to work together with other learners to share, compare, and improve. Part A: Choose any Excel dataset from Content > Course Resources. From that dataset, select any qualitative variable and create an appropriate graph that describes that variable. Use Excel to do this. Be sure to fully label the graph. From the same dataset, select any quantitative variable and create an appropriate graph that describes that variable. Use Excel to do this. Be sure to fully label the graph. Next, open a Word document. Paste both of your graphs into the Word document. Include under each graph, the name of the dataset you chose, the name of the variable you are graphing, and why the graph you chose is appropriate.
MM207M2: Explain data using graphical methods. PC-1.2: Contribute to team goals and objectives through active participation and collaboration.
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