Microsoft Excel Help

[Luxor]

I'm doing a school project on how overclocking a graphics card affects it's performance in different programs/games. I just finished all of my benchmarking in Unigine Heaven Benchmark and am not sure how to display this data on a  graph in Excel.  

  

The overclocks I'm doing are +0, +50, +75, +100, and +125 (MHz). How should I display these results in a graph on Excel? 

[Volbet]

You would have the speed in MHz on the X-axis and the FPS (or whatever measurement you are using) on the Y-axis. Atleast that's how I would do it.

You just write the data into two columms and then select those as the data to be presented in the graph. 

[D4RK]

and use column graph

[Ciccioo]

i'd go with a histogram

 

if you benchmark some more programs, you could do a game vs FPS graph, in which every line would be an overclock level

x-axis = game

y-axis = FPS

one line per OC setting

[Luxor]

I keep getting it to look like this:  

 

 

   

 

 

 

How do I make it look like this, just with the Clock Speeds Instead of GPU's?