00:00This is what a good data set chart look like, being able to auto populate chart when you add
00:05new records to your data set. As you know, once you create a chart from your data set,
00:10adding a new record to your table will not be reflected on your chart.
00:14Well, how do you get around that? Let me show you how it's done. First, you're going to select
00:17your data set table like this, and you press Ctrl T on your keyboard, which is going to come up
00:23with
00:23this pop up window to create table. If your data set table have a header, you're going to put a
00:27check mark here. If you don't have a header, just remove the check mark like this. My data set have
00:33a table, so I'm going to leave it on and click OK. What that does is it converts your data
00:37set into an
00:38Excel table. Now, while selecting your data set table that you just created, you're going to press
00:43Alternate F1 to draw a chart. Now, resize and reposition your chart. Now, if you add new records
00:51to your data set, let's see if I say Ben, you can see that any values that you enter will
00:58be reflected
00:58on the chart automatically. Let's try one more. Say Ava. There you go.
01:05Now, as you have a Michael.
