For many of us, life as we know it would be nearly impossible without Google Drive. Of course, Microsoft Office loyalists will disagree, and rightly so. But as working from home becomes the norm and professionals are forced to make the switch to Google Sheets, Docs, and pretty much anything Drive-enabled, whether they like it or not, we need to make that switch now.
This brings us to the topic of the article, namely how to make a histogram in Google Sheets. We’re guessing you’re here because you’ve realized/discovered that things work a little differently in Google Sheets than they did in Excel or whatever software you were using to crunch numbers and analyze data. One thing you can be sure of is that Google Sheets is incredibly easy to use and navigate. Just focus on letting go of your Excel tendencies and this tutorial will do the rest for you. Let’s dive in!
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The basic premise is more or less the same with Google Sheets as it is with Excel. You need to apply the relevant cell formula to manipulate data and calculate numbers if you want your chart to be truly thorough. The following steps will go into more detail about adding a histogram chart.
