ICT Spreadsheets Vocabulary Lesson 2

Area chart

• A graph that illustrates how values change over time, with the area below the line filled in to represent the cumulative total.

• 1. Words or names on a chart that show the main parts and give important information about the data. 

• 1. A group of related data points that are shown together on a chart. 

• A word or phrase that describes or names a part of a chart.

Axis label

• 1.  A group of related data points that are shown together on a chart. 

• 1. Words or names on a chart that show the main parts and give important information about the data. 

• 1. A single piece of information in a table, organized in a column. 

• 1. A way to organize information in a grid using columns and rows. 

Bar chart

• A single piece of information or value within a dataset. It's often represented as a dot or mark or a chart.

• 1. A row in a table that contains all the information about one item. 

• Uses horizontal bars of different lengths to compare amounts or values.

• 1. A pattern or direction in which something changes or develops over time. 

Chart title

• 1.  A graph that illustrates how values change over time, with the area below the line filled in to represent the cumulative total. 

•  Uses horizontal bars of different lengths to compare amounts or values.

• 1. A type of chart that shows how something changes over time by connecting dots with straight segments. 

•  A label or heading that explains what the chart is about.

Column chart

• A graph with vertical bars of different lengths to compare amounts or values

• 1.  A group of related data points that are shown together on a chart. 

• Small text or numbers added to charts to show more information about the data. They help explain what the data stands for.

• 1. A row in a table that contains all the information about one item. 

Data label

• 1.  A group of related data points that are shown together on a chart. 

• 1. Small text or numbers added to charts to show more information about the data. They help explain what the data stands for. 

• 1. A circular chart divided into slices. Each slice represents a part of the whole. 

• A chart that uses dots to show how two things are connected by looking for patterns.

Data point

• A single piece of information in a table, organized in a column.

• 1. The line on the side of a chart that goes up and down, showing labels or values. 

• A single piece of information or value within a dataset. It's often represented as a dot or mark or a chart.

• 1. A graph that illustrates how values change over time, with the area below the line filled in to represent the cumulative total. 

Data series

• 1.  A cell address that does not change when you copy the formula to another cell.

• A function that counts the number of cells that have numbers in them.

• A chart that uses dots to show how two things are connected by looking for patterns.

• 1. A group of related data points that are shown together on a chart. 

Field

• 1. A single piece of information in a table, organized in a column. 

• 1. A word or phrase that describes or names a part of a chart. 

• 1. The line at the bottom of a chart that goes from left to right, showing labels of values. 

• 1. The line on the side of a chart that goes up and down, showing labels or values. 

Label

• A circular chart divided into slices. Each slice represents a part of the whole.

• A word or phrase that describes or names a part of a chart.

• 1.  A chart that uses dots to show how two things are connected by looking for patterns.

• 1.  A pattern or direction in which something changes or develops over time.