Excel 2016’s many new features include six new chart types. We’ll go over Histogram, Pareto, and Waterfall and talk about how they could be used with your data. We Treemap, Sunburst, and Box & Whisker earlier.

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Histogram shows ranges of values The Histogram chart in Excel 2016 looks like a regular column chart, but each column represents a ‘range’ of values (called a bin) instead of a single value. Histogram charts are for exploring and analyzing the frequencies within a distribution, statistics, density estimation, etc. Histograms also show results of continuous data such as height, weight, distance, etc. Open your spreadsheet and select the database.

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Click Insert > Insert Statistical Chart > Histogram. The chart drops in and opens the Chart Tools/Design Ribbon menus. Scroll across the Design options and select one that fits your project. Click the + sign to edit the chart elements, then click the paintbrush to change the chart’s style, design, or colors.

The style changes are subtle, such as location of the legend, or font attributes. Browse through the options and choose your favorite. Right-click any of the rectangles on the chart and select Format Data Series.

In the Format Data Series pane, click Series Options (the chart icon). Click the down arrow beside Series Options and browse through the drop-down menu to ascertain how each of these options perform. Select Horizontal Category Axis from the list. Under Axis Options, select Number of Bins and change it to 10. For the Overflow bin, enter 850.0; for Underflow bin, enter 100.0.

For Tick Marks, choose whether you’d like to see them inside or outside the chart, or Cross (both inside and outside), or other options. Then select Number and choose the number format you prefer from the list.

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Next, select Chart Title from the Series Options drop-down menu, enter a new title, then adjust the alignment based on your preferences. Last, select Series Sales Data Labels from the Series Options dropdown menu, then choose Label Options and click the Chart icon again. Check the Series Name and Value boxes to display both of those labels on your chart. Choose the label position (Outside End in this example), then select the number format (for the data labels). Notice how the chart has changed.

Browse through the remaining options on the Series Options dropdown menu: Chart Area, Plot Area, Series Sales, Vertical Value Axis, and Vertical Value Axis Major Gridlines. When finished, click X to close the Format Data Series pane.