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Using your cursor, highlight the course names and the data that is next to them.
Click on Insert > Charts, and select "Column Chart."
Click on the chart, and select "Cut."
Go to the bottom of your spreadsheet, and select Sheet 2. Click on a cell within that sheet.
On Sheet 2, paste the chart you just copied.
On the tabs at the bottom, label Sheet 1, as "Data" and Sheet 2 as "Grade Chart."
Add a title to the Grade Chart.
Revise the chart as needed to make it look more presentable.

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Using your cursor, highlight the course names and the data that is next to them.
Click on Insert > Charts, and select "Column Chart."
Click on the chart, and select "Cut."
Go to the bottom of your spreadsheet, and select Sheet 2. Click on a cell within that sheet.
On Sheet 2, paste the chart you just copied.
On the tabs at the bottom, label Sheet 1, as "Data" and Sheet 2 as "Grade Chart."
Add a title to the Grade Chart.
Revise the chart as needed to make it look more presentable.

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