Click on this icon to explore all the possible options.

SAGE.Once you select the data, we can see the “Quick Analysis Tools” icon at the bottom of the selection.

Dictionary of Statistics & Methodology: A Nontechnical Guide for the Social Sciences. Even You Can Learn Statistics and Analytics: An Easy to Understand Guide to Statistics and Analytics 3rd Edition. Schaum’s Easy Outline of Statistics, Second Edition (Schaum’s Easy Outlines) 2nd Edition. (2006), Encyclopedia of Statistical Sciences, Wiley.

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Tip: To make the histogram bars touch each other, right click and choose “Format Data Series.” Move the “Gap Width” toggle bar to “No gap” and then click “Close.”Ĭheck out our YouTube channel for more stats help and tips! References Step 9: Repeat Step 7, only this time, input your first and last bin values (those are the minimum data values). Step 8: Click on the cell icon to the left of “Bin Range.” Hold down the shift key, and then click the last cell in that column with a value (in this example, that’s cell A18). Step 7: Click on the first value in the column of data (in this example, that’s cell A2). Step 6: Click on the cell icon to the right of “Input Data.” Step 5: Click on “Histogram” and then click on “OK.” See this how to on how to load the Microsoft Excel Data Analysis ToolPak for instructions. Step 4: Click on the “Data” tab and then choose “Data Analysis.” If you don’t have the Data Analysis button, you need to add the ToolPak (it only takes a few seconds). Select “Format Chart Area” and click the down arrow next to “Chart Options.” Select “Series Frequency.” Click the Three Bars to the right (Series Options.” Use the slider to make the gap width zero. To correct this, right click just outside the chart area (but within the chart window). Tip: Histograms traditionally do not have gaps between the bars. Step 10: Click “OK” and Excel will create the histogram. If you don’t check this, you’ll only get a frequency chart (a list), not the actual histogram. For example, click the “New Worksheet” button. Step 8: Click an option for where you want your data to appear. For example, type “B2:B4” into the box to indicate your BINS are in cells B2 to B4. Step 7: Type the location of your BINS into the “Bin Range” box. For example, if your data is in cells A2 to A10 then type A2:A10 into the box. Step 6: Type the location of your data into the Input Range Box. Step 5: Highlight “Histogram” and then click “OK.” Step 4: Click the “Data” tab, then click the “Data Analysis” button.

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