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How to Insert Different Types of Charts in Google Docs

Introduction to Chart Insertion

• The video tutorial focuses on how to insert various types of charts into a Google Document, starting with creating a blank document and accessing the chart insertion menu.

Types of Charts Available

• Users can insert four types of charts: bar, column, line, or pie. Additionally, users can import charts from existing Google Sheets by selecting the desired chart from their saved spreadsheets.

Creating a New Chart

• To create a new chart, users select the type (e.g., bar), which initially populates it with random data. Users can link this chart to specific data sets by opening the source document.

Editing Chart Data

• Once linked to a data source, users can customize the chart's labels and values directly within the spreadsheet. Changes made here will automatically update in the document when refreshed.

Updating and Formatting Charts

• After editing data in the source sheet, users return to their document where an "update" option appears. This allows for real-time reflection of changes made in the linked spreadsheet.

Additional Chart Options

• Charts behave similarly to images regarding formatting options such as text wrapping and alignment. Users can access image options through three dots for further adjustments.

Creating Line and Pie Charts

Inserting Line Charts

• Similar steps apply when inserting line charts; they also start with random data but allow for linking back to original datasets for customization.

Customizing Colors and Titles

• Users have control over visual aspects like line colors and titles directly within Google Sheets before updating them back in their documents.

Final Example: Pie Chart Creation

• The tutorial concludes with an example of inserting a pie chart. Users modify its data through linked sheets before finalizing updates in their main document.

Unlinking Data Sources