Creating a thermometer chart in Microsoft Excel

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Source: http://schoolcounselor.com/creating-a-thermometer-chart-in-microsoft-excel/

A thermometer is a common way to measure intensity and this also works well for depicting student progress in a fun way. This video shows you how to do it with “percent of homework completion” as the outcome. This video is included among many others in the online workshop at mydatabootcamp.com.

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