

A histogram chart is a great way to present your data. It groups your data into bins or classes and shows the number of items per bin. For example: Your data has “Big Mac” prices in different countries. A histogram shows how many countries have a Big Mac price between 1 and 2 USD, 2 and 3 USD and so on.
This article introduces three methods in Excel how to create a histogram. Please also feel free to download all examples in an Excel file.
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