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Quiz: Scientific charts in Excel 2003: Error bars and Complex curves
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Do you know how to add error bars to show the range of error for each data point on a chart? Or can you plot a complex curve? Take this quiz to test your scientific charting skills.

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1. Why would you use error bars?
 
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2. If you have a trendline that doesn't go through all the error bars, what should you do?
 
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3. You can't add error bars to individual data points, you have to add them to a whole data series.
 
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4. What is an advantage of using Excel to plot curves?
 
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5. You can plot 3–D coordinates in Excel to explore three-dimensional relationships.
 
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