This customization option simplifies the bin-creation process by automatically determining the number of bins in your histogram chart. If your data set has numbers ranging between 0 and 50 and your chart has five bins, then the bin width becomes 50/5 = 10.
Next, determine the number of bins required for your chart before calculating your range (the numbers appearing in your data set). If your minimum is 1.5, for example, it becomes 1, whereas if your max is 79.9, you’ll raise it to 80. Reduce the minimum and increase the maximum marginally. This step will determine your next actions if none of the numbers is a whole number. To get started, identify the largest and smallest data points. To define it, you’ll want to follow a couple of steps: You should see a Quick Layouts option.īin width describes how big your bin will be. Alternatively, you can add the elements by clicking on the Design tab, at the top of the spreadsheet, after selecting your chart. Doing so allows you to view the available Excel options. Click the green plus (+) symbol after selecting your histogram chart. To work on these elements, follow these steps: These elements may include grid lines, axis titles, data labels, and chart titles. When working on a new worksheet, you can add, remove, and modify your histogram chart’s elements. For example, in a set of marketing campaign data, you can organize information based on categories such as campaign type and marketing channels. 
This allows you to indicate the distribution of specific data. If your data is text based, you can customize your histogram chart by category. Customizing makes your data more presentable and allows you to tweak various elements to suit your organization’s needs.
You’ve created a histogram, and now it’s time to customize it.
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