
The file -"Excel-Charts' contains the demo files used for explaining several charts but not all. The demo files used for other excel charts have been enclosed in the relevant chapters
Learn to create and compare excel column charts—clustered, stacked, and 100% stacked—by selecting datasets, inserting charts, and interpreting x and y axes for clear fund or product comparisons.
Learn to format Excel charts by managing category and value axes, selecting 2D and 3D chart types, and adding axis titles, data labels, a data table, grid lines, and legends.
Explore how to refine Excel charts with quick layouts, data labels, and design options, switch rows and columns, adjust data selection, chart types, and axis formatting.
Learn to format excel axes and manage multi-series charts by adding a secondary axis, adjusting range and major/minor units, inserting tick marks, and tuning gap width to reduce overlap.
Explore line and area charts in Excel using ten-year sales data for Indian Hotel, GVK, and Lemon Tree. Understand trends and overlap with stacked line and stacked area charts.
Master Excel charts and pivot tables by learning to create and interpret pie charts in Excel, visualize relative proportions, and use pie of pie for two-level data analysis.
Explore Excel charts by visualizing data with pie charts, pie of pie variants, and donut charts; learn to adjust angle, explosion, hole size, and data labels for clear visualization.
Learn to build and compare combo charts in Excel 2016 and visualize hierarchical data with treemap and sunburst charts, using mutual funds asset under management as examples.
Learn to use Excel histogram and burrito charts to analyze distributions and identify major expense drivers, with examples from mutual fund returns and company costs.
Master Excel box and whisker charts to visualize temperature distributions across weekdays, interpreting quartiles, mean, median, and min–max values with inclusive or exclusive median options.
Explore scatter plots to reveal the relationship between sales and expenses, highlighting patterns and outliers. Learn to add a linear trend line and r-squared value in Excel to gauge correlation.
Explore bubble charts in Excel to analyze how market capitalization (bubble size) influences the relationship between sales and expenses, using data labels, axis formatting, and trend lines.
Explore waterfall, funnel, and sparklines to visualize sales, expenses, and income flows. Learn how to construct and interpret these charts, set totals, and compare trends across datasets.
Welcome to the comprehensive course on Excel Charts and Pivot Tables! This course is designed to equip you with the skills and knowledge necessary to create dynamic and visually appealing charts and pivot tables in Excel 2016.
With video lessons, demo files, and assignments covering all Excel features in these areas, this course provides a hands-on learning experience that is sure to enhance your Excel proficiency. Whether you are a beginner or an advanced user, this course will help you develop the skills you need to create impressive charts and pivot tables that can effectively convey your data.
It is important to note that this course has been specifically created using Excel 2016. While the principles and concepts taught in this course are applicable to other versions of Excel, there may be some differences in the user interface and functionality. However, this course will provide a solid foundation in Excel charting and pivot table creation that can be easily applied to other versions of Excel.
In this course, you will learn how to create a variety of chart types including bar charts, line charts, scatter plots, and more. You will also learn how to customize your charts to suit your specific needs, including formatting and adding data labels. Additionally, this course will cover pivot tables in depth, including how to create them, manipulate them, and use them to analyze data.
By the end of this course, you will have the skills and knowledge necessary to confidently create dynamic charts and pivot tables in Excel 2016. So, whether you are looking to enhance your Excel skills for personal or professional development, this course is the perfect choice for you.