MacMost Now 460: Creating Charts in iWork 09 Numbers

Learn how to create simple charts from spreadsheet data in iWork 09 Numbers. You can create pie charts and line graphs and then customize how they look with inspectors and by just dragging elements. You can also put the charts on a separate page for printing.

Comments: 11 Responses to “MacMost Now 460: Creating Charts in iWork 09 Numbers”

    Lane
    13 years ago

    Thanks, I needed that....!
    If you have any more on (iWork 09 NUMBERS) that would be great.

      13 years ago

      You can always find more videos by looking on the left and choosing "VIdeos By Category" -- then look for iWork. There are a few more Numbers tutorials in there.

    Jacqui Cyrus
    13 years ago

    A quick and simple tutorial for using iWork 09 Numbers. Thanks for sharing.
    -j-

    Melanie
    13 years ago

    Your videos are very helpful. I have an Intel iMac running OS X 10.5.8. I get an error message every time I try to view your videos on your website. I have to go to YouTube in order to see them. Can you tell me how to remedy this situation?
    Thanks in advance.

      13 years ago

      Where (what web page) do you go to to view them. Here at MacMost.com? Do you have Flash installed (and up-to-date)? What is the error message, exactly?

    Tyra
    13 years ago

    Can you create charts using data with categories?

      13 years ago

      Not quite sure what you mean by "data with categories."

    Allison
    12 years ago

    Hi, I've been wondering about this too. I love how the categories can create subtotals -- is there a way to chart just the subtotals and the category titles?
    Thank you!

    Gladys
    11 years ago

    Hi,

    How can I create combination charts? The screenshot of iWork shows a chart with a bar and line graph but I can't seem to find anyone who shows how to do this?

    Thanks!

      11 years ago

      If you create a new chart, you can see that the last two options in the picture list are a combination bar + line. Is that what you mean? Seems like those would require two columns of numbers, of course.

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