How To Use The Graphing Function On Excel For Windows Mobile

Submitted by jtupea on Monday, December 15, 2008 - 00:19. Applications

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I use the applications on my Windows Mobile cell phone as little as possible. Most of the time you try to work on a screen that is big enough to capture all the data you are working with. But sometimes you can't pull the laptop out or you have an idea and your desktop isn't around. Thus you turn to your mobile phone. Now you want to see how some data actually trends. You can peruse the numbers and even use a line equation to figure out the slope and general trend of your data. But if you are anything like me you still like to see bar graphs or scatter charts. Scatter would of course be more relevant when picturing data.

Instructions

Difficulty: Moderate

Things You'll Need:

Windows Mobile Excel

First have a data set that you are able to select.

Graph button

Go to view and select tool bar. You should see a toolbar with the all familiar pictures. specifically the graphing tool.

Select it. You will need to have selected the proper data for the proper graph. So if you want a bar graph select bar graph data. Usually one column.

Once you have selected the graph you can create it.

There is the ability to format the Chart. By using "titles," "scales," "Type," and "series"

My inner nerd screamed out for joy that this was possible and the whole time I have been using my laptop to do this. Of course I could probably of used matlab or maple to create a graph but excel has always been so user friendly.

Good luck using your mobile excel function for graphs. So if you have to create one to look at it from some information that was emailed to you this would be an easy way to get things oriented in your mind.

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