Keynote includes a variety of chart types for turning any set of data into expressive visuals. Explore how different chart types work better for certain kinds of data, such as line charts for changes over time or stacked columns for changes in composition.
Add a chart. Tap Chart button in the toolbar.
Swipe right and left to see more style options, then choose a chart type and tap to add it to a slide.
Tap Edit Data to modify the chart’s data.
Remove placeholder data. Tap a cell, then tap the Delete key. To delete a row or column of placeholder data, tap the colored bar for the row or column, tap the bar again, then tap Delete.
Enter data. Tap a cell, then type. Tap the next cell to edit its contents. Tap Done after you’ve entered all the data.
Format. Tap Format button to change the chart type and to modify its appearance, axes, and labels.
Explore ways to visualize data using a variety of charts. Create a chart on one slide, duplicate the slide multiple times, then change the chart type on each duplicated slide.
Use everyday data to demonstrate averages, probability, and other statistics concepts. Collect the height, birth month, or other common details from your class and chart the results.
Reference lines make a chart easier to interpret, allowing you to compare the values in the chart to a benchmark value. Try adding a reference line to a chart.
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