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On this project, i'm not sure why but i've had lots of trouble with it. i'll try my best to show the instructions for you. all the links ect. you need for this i will send you, as i can't put them here. me, this is a portfolio item and i've made various attempts at it. this project is in microsoft excel and the lesson does give a template to use which also includes a survey that will be mentioned in the instructions. here are the intrctions (without the links as i said previously). step one: open the graphing rubric and graphing checklist- check the rubric to see what you will be evaluated on. click the link below to access the survey and graphing analysis rubric. (i will send you these links if you volunteer to .) step two: decide which types of graphs would showcase this information the best. -develop two different graphs using microsoft excel to share and compare data. -insert both graphs on the same tab as the favorite food table. -edit the graphs to ensure you have appropriate titles and data. -ensure the graphs are appropriate for the information you are sharing. -use the graphing checklist to guide you. step three: explain why you selected those graphs. -click on the table titled explanation.- click on the text box and type your explanation. -make sure you provide an explanation. tell why each graph is appropriate to showcase each series of data.

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