When you want to see how each part of a data set relates to the whole you would select what type of chart?

Column, bar, line, area, surface, or radar chart

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column,

bar,

line,

area,

surface,

and radar charts.

In columns or rows.

Pie chart

This chart uses one set of values (called a data series).

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pie charts.

In one column or row, and one column or row of labels.

Doughnut chart

This chart can use one or more data series.

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doughnut charts.

In one or multiple columns or rows of data, and one column or row of labels.

XY (scatter) or bubble chart

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XY (scatter) charts

and bubble charts.

In columns, placing your x values in the first column and your y values in the next column.

For bubble charts, add a third column to specify the size of the bubbles it shows, to represent the data points in the data series.

Stock chart

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stock charts.

In columns or rows, using a combination of opening, high, low, and closing values, plus names or dates as labels in the right order.

Column, bar, line, area, or radar chart

In columns or rows, like this:

Pie chart

This chart uses one set of values (called a data series).

In one column or row, and one column or row of labels, like this:

Doughnut chart

This chart can use one or more data series

In multiple columns or rows of data, and one column or row of labels, like this:

Scatter chart

In columns, placing your x values in the first column and your y values in the next column, like this: