
Explore how to use form controls in Microsoft Excel to create interactive charts with drop-down lists, radio buttons, checkboxes, and scroll bars, and format graphs for a professional look.
Create dynamic Excel charts with a dropdown list to selectively display data in a 2d map chart, using name ranges and the rows and index functions in a nine-step guide.
Create a dynamic 2d map chart in Excel driven by a region dropdown to display countries and their Covid-19 vaccine doses per 100, using named ranges and three data columns.
Learn to build an interactive Excel column chart using a radio button to switch between items and display target versus actual sales by quarter.
Create a dynamic Excel chart using radio buttons to switch among items and compare target versus actual sales, with emojis labeling the data and a switch-based chart title.
Create a dynamic Excel chart using checkboxes to select multiple traffic sources and display monthly revenue in a single interactive area chart with a conversion rate visual card.
Create dynamic Excel charts by adding checkboxes to toggle revenue by traffic sources and display an area chart with a mini line chart for monthly conversion rates.
Using a spin button to animate changes over time in an Excel line chart of GDP growth for G20 countries from 1960 to 2020.
Learn to build a dynamic Excel line chart that animates GDP over time with a spin button, using named ranges, conditional formatting, and emphasized United States and China series.
Learn to build a range of values chart with scroll bars in Excel to interactively adjust a normal distribution bell curve, view shaded areas, and compute probabilities.
Create a dynamic normal distribution bell curve in Excel using mean and standard deviation, an area chart, and scroll bars to visualize left, right, and between value probabilities.
Explore how dynamic charts in Excel visualize and analyze data, reinforcing your skills in data visualization. Follow the tutorials on Facebook or YouTube to continue learning.
When a chart is interactive and dynamic, it is easier to understand the data and can help to identify trends more quickly. Dynamic charts can also save time by eliminating the need to manually update the chart or graph.
In Microsoft Excel, you can create a chart that automatically updates as changes are made to the data or series of the chart. This makes it convenient to work with large data sets and quickly create charts that can be used to display data in a visually appealing way.
This course on Data Visualization: How to Create Dynamic Excel Charts is designed to help you become an expert in creating dynamic and meaningful charts and graphs in Microsoft Excel.
You will learn to use Excel interactive FORM CONTROLS & PivotTable to create effective data visualization and storytelling, as well as techniques for data manipulation and analysis.
You will also learn how to generate dynamic charts and graphs that can be used to present data in a compelling and visual way. Additionally, you will learn how to use various techniques and tools to effectively present data in an interactive and engaging format.
The topic covered include:
Dynamic Chart with Dropdown List
Visual Selecting Chart with Radio Button
Multiple Selecting Chart with Checkboxes
Animating Change Over Time Chart with Spin Button
Range of Values Chart with Scroll Bars
And more…
By the end of the course, you will have the skills and tools necessary to create dynamic charts and graphs in Excel that will help you better understand and communicate data.
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