Open Microsoft Excel.
Type the number 3.0 in the A1 cell and then type the number 2.75 in the A2 cell just below it. Highlight both cells.
Drag the bottom-right of the selected cells to the 25th row. Use the tiny black square as a handle. Each number will be decremented by .25, giving the successive number below it.
Select cell B1and enter the equation as: "=normdist (a1,0,1,0)" and hit the "Enter" key. The Normal Distribution for the number (3) in cell A1 with a mean of zero and a Standard Deviation of 1 appears in the B1 cell.
Click the bottom-right of the B1 cell and drag the cursor to the 25th cell as you did in step 3. The Normal Distribution appears in each corresponding B cell for its "A" cell number. Keep the cells from B1 to B 25 selected.
Click "Insert" from the main menu and then select "Line" and choose the first line graph from the 2D sub-selection. The chart for the Normal Distribution appears a bell-shaped line graph.
Select "Column" from the main menu and choose the first column graph in the 2D sub-selection. The chart now is represented as a column graph. Experiment accordingly with each variation and ultimately decide which style best suits your presentation.