This video tutorial guides viewers through the process of inserting and customizing charts in Google Slides using Google Sheets. It covers the steps to insert a pie chart, modify its data, and customize its appearance, including advanced options like 3D effects and labeling. The tutorial also explains how to update the chart in Google Slides after making changes in Google Sheets, ensuring the latest version is displayed. The video emphasizes the flexibility and variety of chart types available to enhance presentations.

What tool is used to modify the data of a chart inserted in Google Slides?

• Microsoft Excel

• Google Sheets

• Adobe Photoshop

• Google Docs

How can you open the data source of a chart in Google Slides?

• By right-clicking and choosing 'Open Source'

• By clicking on the chart and selecting 'Edit Data'

• By selecting 'Data' from the menu

• By double-clicking the chart

Which fruit had the highest number of likes in the example pie chart?

• Bananas

• Apples

• Grapes

• Oranges

What feature can be added to a pie chart to create a hole in the middle?

• 3D Effect

• Doughnut Hole

• Gradient Fill

• Shadow Effect

How can you change the color of a specific pie slice in Google Sheets?

• By selecting the slice and choosing 'Format'

• By clicking the slice and selecting 'Edit Color'

• By right-clicking the slice and choosing 'Change Color'

• By double-clicking the slice and selecting 'Color'

What must you do in Google Slides after updating chart data in Google Sheets?

• Save the presentation

• Click 'Update' on the chart

• Reinsert the chart

• Refresh the browser

What is a key benefit of using charts in Google Slides?

• They are automatically animated

• They can be easily shared on social media

• They offer flexibility and customization

• They are compatible with all file formats