How to make a scientific graph in Excel

[@tomasb7645]

Been teaching HS chem for 20+ years and always looking for resources for my kids re lab reports, lab copybooks, and data tools ...especially at the start of a term. Your 7 minute overview is THE BEST one out there at this point - perfect length, up-to-date, just the right depth, and extremely clear (flow and linking between the graphs development). THANK YOU Doug!!!

[@dougmcnally]

I'm glad you found it useful! Thanks for the kind comment :)

[@ereckladd5803]

Excellent, exactly what I needed. Concise and useful information on creating a scientific graph using MS Excel. Thank you

[@stevestarcke]

This tutorial was exactly what I needed. Thanks!

[@StoneyHoliday]

This is fantastic. You explained things that should have been explained to me in statistics by using basic physics to put it into context and all of sudden a huge portal to understanding the relationships of things has opened in my mind. Its beautiful stuff.

[@Risinex]

Thank you for making this video, helped tons!

[@joony4672]

this video was so helpful thank you so much and good luck with your channel

[@waffleisnice]

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[@richphero106]

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[@firefly3791]

Thank you, you gorgeous man this was very VERY useful for me!

[@MahdiM2024]

Thank you some much, l need this for and assessment due tomorrow.😁

[@BrianNichols85]

Excellent. Thank you.

[@gabriellita7236]

Very useful, thanks.

[@Chadams_Vlogs]

Massive help thank you so much

[@jijingihemenemmanuel4464]

Pretty cool. how can you plot 2-3 parameters on a single graph.

[@drakealex]

This video is perfect for my microwave attention span.

[@ryanclark9386]

When your professor sends you a video to help you with your weekly assignment 😭

[@samho2137]

what if I want to check the specific value at a specific point in the curve,thank you

[@dougmcnally]

You would use the equation of the trendline, and substitute in the "x" value you are interested in. In the example from the video, we have the equation y = 1.5x + 3 (rounding the numbers for simplicity). So if I wanted to know the velocity at x = 2 seconds, I would place that value in the equation for "x". Good luck!

[@earthq1077]

Very helpful

[@justanotherhomosapian5101]

nice voice

[@alecforghani1267]

❤

[@weekendfriday22]

hey guys dont put the units in the table because it would cause a problem when creating the graph

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[@bricksofwargaming8272]

thank you for this i wasent going to watch the video then is saw you comment and new it was right

[@DarkChasmGamers]

Hmmm ASMR