How To Make A Graph On Google Sheets With Multiple Data Sets & Independent Variables

How To Make A Graph On Google Sheets With Multiple Data Sets & Independent Variables
If you are learning how to make graphs on google sheets this video will help. I will show you how to create a chart on google sheets using a data table as well as add a second set of data on the same chart. Google sheets does not allow you to add multiple independent variables so you have to use this to be able to do so. This was used in my physics lab for the velocity of a cart.

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[niladerp]

THANK YOU SO MUCH! I HAVE BEEN SPENDING THE PAST 2 HOURS TRYING TO FIGURE THIS OUT. I CANNOT THANK YOU ENOUGH!!!

[Gigaamped]

This is incredibly helpful. Couldn't find the solution you showed here anywhere in Google's own help pages.

[restfulcube-notyet]

Absolutely amazing! Every single thing you said in this video helped me set up my graph!

[CheriEdwards-de]

Thank you. Exactly what my students needed to learn and an easy way to understand and do at the same time.

[autin]

It seems like the primary issue preventing this from working the way a lot of people might expect it too is that you have to put different "series" of data in different columns. Ideally you would just be able to specify what 'x set' goes with which 'y set' so that you could apply different colors, equations, etc to different sets. Not sure if I missed something, but that seems to be the key functionality missing from google sheets in this instance.

[seanstanchina]

Saved my fucking life. 1st time watching your channel and I'm terrible with any graphing technology, but you explained it clear and precise. Thumbs up on this video👍

[robertbyerley]

Really well made video and very helpful. Probably saved me a couple of hours of my life trying to work it out and much frustration haha

[vincenthuynh]

hope your video gets more likes; this really helped me when my Excel stopped working

[seharjaggi]

YOU ARE A LIFESAVER!!
the only video which i found so so helpful!!! THANK U SO MUCHHHH

[Gabby_T]

Honestly perfect explanation. Thank you so much!

[tramnguyenpham]

Thank you for the helpful tutorial. Why did you select use row 9 as header? I saw numbers in row #9 and no header. Thanks for your reply.

[notlegallyskylar]

Holy crap, I should have used YouTube before attempting to figure this out by myself for three hours. Thank you.

[liamgoodyear]

Amazing video, your students are lucky to have you!

[ralisgroffen]

My x-values were the same, so different from your graphs, but I made it word because of you, thanks!

[HandzforHire]

Wow, great tutorial! Keep up the good work!

[UmiGamez]

3:03 Wow! I spent so long trying to figure how to add a new data set and all you had to do was select the blank ones as well

[arantza]

Hey I'm trying to do the y axis but everytime it says it's invalid and I've tried to do the validation thingy and it's still invalid. What can I do to fix this?

[WisdomTooth_]

Thank you so much 😊 this was so helpful. You just saved me

[avivaben]

Thanks!!! Finally managed to do it thanks to you

[ianbarton]

👍 Thanks for this. Google Sheets sure can be awkward sometimes!