excel
As a professional in the field of 3C electronics, I have used
excel since its release in 2013. The basic operations are similar to what you mentioned, but there are some differences.To add date labels at the bottom of a chart in
excel 2013, you can right-click on the horizontal axis and select "360-degree question" (or simply double-click on the horizontal axis). Then, choose "Low" as the label position. Here is an illustration:[Insert image of
excel 2013 chart]Furthermore, based on my professional understanding, I am not entirely clear about what "cumulative deviation" means as mentioned in the original post. However, after conducting some research, I have found that it refers to the extent of each value being away from the mean value. If we use this concept in
excel, we can write a formula as shown below (with C3 being the target cell). Please note that we need to clear B column for this operation.[Insert image of
excel formula][Insert image of cumulative deviation chart]Overall, both operations mentioned above are commonly used in
excel and can help you create more informative charts and graphs for data analysis purposes.[Insert image of updated
excel formula][Insert image of cumulative deviation chart with data labels]Please let me know if there are any questions or if there is anything else I can assist you with.
