-: This is what I want to teach you
within this lecture.
You can see now the area is on top of each other.
So we see this chart until the end.
Now, if you compare this, this is a normal area chart.
This starts, falls off,
but we don't really see how it falls off.
Here we have this, additionally, the second one,
and additionally, the third one.
So if this would be one company,
you would like to add the sales.
But if these are three different companies
releasing a product,
you most likely will use a normal area chart.
Now let me go right over
to the slide number three where it says practice.
And we want to practice on the same chart
that we ended up with.
At first, change chart to stacked area chart.
You already know that you can change any given chart
at any given point.
Just change series.
Go to a stacked area chart.
Area here, normal.
Area in the second one is the stacked area.
Okay, we have now the data displayed a little different.
Control B, because we already have that.
Now click on the chart, go to the filter options,
and you can see 2050.
The data is still there, but it wasn't allowed.
So I'll enable it again and hit apply.
So this is now visible. Beautiful.
Task number two is complete.
Task number three, display thousands units on the Y axis.
This isn't always available,
but here, we have number of sales.
I want to use the word thousands here
because it's only a number right now.
It could be any given number, 1000 of potatoes.
So I go to format axis,
and here, we have display unit.
Instead of none, we can use thousands.
If this isn't available, that's not a big problem.
If this isn't available, just click on the chart,
select insert shapes, insert a normal text box,
or insert the text from here.
Hit thousands, thousands.
Turn it around with your shift key,
and you can place it here, no problem.
But this way, we automated it for ourselves.
And you can see the legend is now displayed differently.
Instead of 10 thousands right now,
we have 10 and thousands on the left.
This is a really nice way to display data
in a shorter way with an explanation, beautiful.
Control B, because we completed that.
Task number four, change grid lines to horizontal ones.
All right, right now, I would like horizontal grid lines
because I am counting the total number of sales.
I'll go to the plus sign.
I will change the grid lines from the vertical
to horizontal.
Okay, now at this given month, we almost hit 10,000 sales,
10,000 total sales of our phones.
One less adjustment I would like to make,
I would like to hit at like 250.
And we color it to have the same phone.
This way, we made another area chart.
But this time, the chart isn't one next to each other,
but one above the other.
This way, even though the phone sales are lower here,
we still sell a little bit of the older phone
and the newest phone.
And we are about even on the sales.
Depending on your presentation and data,
this type of area chart needs to be used.
Thank you.
Work on it.
And we see each other in next lectures.