
This section overviews how to use this course for effective learning.
Learn to create effective column charts in Excel, starting the y-axis at zero, optimizing width and spacing, and using a single color; know when to use column versus bar charts.
Prepare a two-column data set, insert a clustered column chart, then add a concise title and subtitle, adjust gap width and colors, and include data labels with units.
Learn how to create bar charts in Excel that compare categorical data using horizontal bars, with category labels on the y-axis and values on the x-axis.
Learn to create a 2-D clustered bar chart in Excel, adjust gap width, align labels with a dummy series, color positive and negative bars, and add data labels from cells.
Learn to create an effective line chart in Excel by connecting data points, choosing appropriate scales, and using markers, labels, and annotations to reveal trends over time.
Prepare a multi-column dataset, insert a 2-D line chart, format the x-axis interval, and add y-axis units, markers, and data labels. Define titles, hide the legend, and annotate with shapes.
Learn to create and interpret a pie chart in Excel, showing each category's share of the whole, arrange slices from largest to smallest, and apply labeling for nominal data.
Learn to create and customize a pie chart in Excel: input data, insert a pie chart, apply colors, adjust borders, add titles and labels, remove the legend, and finalize for clear communication.
Create an Excel waterfall chart by organizing category and value data, inserting the chart, marking totals, and customizing titles, colors, and layout for a clean visualization.
Learn to create candlestick charts in Excel that show price movements, using bullish green/white and bearish red/black candles with upper and lower shadows for high and low prices.
Create a candlestick chart in Excel using open, high, low, close and volume data, adjust axis options and gap, color bullish and bearish candles, add titles, and remove the legend.
Learn how area charts blend line and area to visualize change over time, compare multiple series, and improve readability in Excel with shading, colors, transparency, and clear annotations.
Pair the dataset with a time axis and five category values, then insert and customize an area chart in Excel, including axis formatting, units in millions, titles, colors, and annotations.
Explore how bubble charts extend scatterplots to show three or more numerical variables, where bubble size encodes value and color aids distinction, in Excel, with techniques to manage overlap.
Create a bubble chart from a three-column dataset, assign x, y, and size values, then customize colors, transparency, axis bounds, titles, and axis labels for clear, informative visualization.
Data visualization transfers data into insight through charts or graphs. It makes it easier to identify trends and patterns instead of looking at large data sets in a spreadsheet/tabular.
When it comes to visualization tools, Excel offers a significant number of built-in charts for its ease of use and flexibility. Anyone with access to that spreadsheet can create various types of charts/graphs in a meaningful way. Excel allows users to generate a chart in just a few clicks and enables them to customize that chart easily such as adding titles, axes, labels, colors, etc.
This course provides you with a laser-focused, 100% comprehensive understanding of the latest Excel visualization tools. I’ll help you take all of the basic Excel visualization techniques and apply them in real-world applications. From there, we’ll explore over 22 different chart types available in Excel 2019(version 2016 and Microsoft 365 are also available) such as:
Column chart
Bar chart
Line chart
Pie chart
Waterfall chart
Candlestick chart
Area chart
Scatter plot
Bubble chart
Treemap chart
Sunburst chart
Radar chart
Lollipop chart
Dumbbell chart
Box & Whisker plot
Histogram
Pareto chart
Funnel chart
Sparkline chart
Heatmap chart
3-D surface chart
Contour chart
Tornado chart
Combo chart
And more…
In each lesson, you’ll begin with a solid knowledge of the uses and best practices of a chart, course expectations, and step-by-step instruction through interactive hands-on demos and exercises. You can’t find these demos material elsewhere, except in this course.
What you’ll get from this course:
Full lifetime access to all course demos
22+ charts step-by-step instruction documents
22+ Excel exercise files
Regular course update
Certificate of completion
And more…
Let’s dive together to Master Data Visualization and storytelling with Excel: Part-1 (Static Charts & Graphs).
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Bei der Datenvisualisierung werden Daten mit Hilfe von Diagrammen oder Schaubildern in Erkenntnisse umgewandelt. Es ist einfacher, Trends und Muster zu erkennen, als große Datensätze in einer Tabellenkalkulation/Tabelle zu betrachten.
Was die Visualisierungstools betrifft, so bietet Excel aufgrund seiner Benutzerfreundlichkeit und Flexibilität eine große Anzahl von integrierten Diagrammen. Jeder, der Zugriff auf diese Tabellenkalkulation hat, kann verschiedene Arten von Diagrammen/Grafiken auf sinnvolle Weise erstellen. Excel ermöglicht es den Benutzern, mit wenigen Klicks ein Diagramm zu erstellen und dieses leicht anzupassen, z. B. durch Hinzufügen von Titeln, Achsen, Beschriftungen, Farben usw.
Dieser Kurs vermittelt Ihnen ein zielgerichtetes, 100% umfassendes Verständnis der neuesten Excel-Visualisierungstools. Ich helfe Ihnen dabei, alle grundlegenden Excel-Visualisierungstechniken zu erlernen und in realen Anwendungen anzuwenden. Danach werden wir über 22 verschiedene Diagrammtypen erforschen, die in Excel 2019 (Version 2016 und Microsoft 365 sind ebenfalls verfügbar) verfügbar sind, wie z.B.:
Säulendiagramm
Balkendiagramm
Liniendiagramm
Kreisdiagramm
Wasserfall-Diagramm
Candlestick-Diagramm
Flächendiagramm
Punktediagramm
Blasendiagramm
Treemap-Diagramm
Sunburst-Diagramm
Radar-Diagramm
Lollipop-Diagramm
Hanteldiagramm
Box & Whisker-Diagramm
Histogramm
Pareto-Diagramm
Trichterdiagramm
Sparkline-Diagramm
Heatmap-Diagramm
3-D-Oberflächendiagramm
Konturdiagramm
Tornado-Diagramm
Kombi-Diagramm
Und mehr...