
Learn to create visually stunning Excel dashboards that boost business intelligence, decision making, and collaboration. Explore basic, intermediate, and advanced dashboards with hands-on practice and practical resources.
Learn how to turn large data into meaningful, visually appealing Excel dashboards that tell a story, with a clear purpose, two dimensional layouts, and dynamic, easy-to-modify outputs for decision making.
Create a simple repeat dashboard in excel using a day dropdown, sum sales, and vlookup with if logic to drive a dynamic wheel chart.
Learn to build a double donut dashboard in Excel by creating inner and outer donuts, formatting data series, and adding month labels for a dynamic, visually engaging chart.
Construct a dynamic Excel pie chart that splits the last four entries into separate slices and formats data labels for a visually stunning dashboard.
Learn to create a tornado (butterfly) chart in Excel to compare two teams across productivity, attrition, quality and other metrics, using stacked bars, support data, and labeled axes.
Design a heatmap chart to visualize annual targets across 25 employees, using green for achieved, amber for partial, and darker shades for not achieved, with conditional formatting and visuals.
Explore how to build a bullet chart in Excel to visualize service level against a 75 percent target, using amber, green, and red zones, and adjust data labels and axes.
Explore how to build a visual workforce management chart in Excel by plotting plan versus actual call data across a week, using half-hour intervals to drive outsourcing insights.
Build an inside job data visualization by turning student score data into a formatted chart, adjusting borders, fill colors, reverse category order, and adding data labels with percent formatting.
Create a funnel pyramid chart in Excel to visualize attrition factors and organizational phenomena, using data selection, 3D column visuals, and careful formatting for dashboards.
Design sparkline dashboards in Excel by creating line charts that update with a date dropdown, revealing team member performance from Sunday to Saturday.
Explore sunburst charts in Excel 2016 to visualize hierarchical sales data (cities, vendors, units sold); learn to enable data labels, sort data, and customize banners for clear hierarchy.
Create a dropdown driven, top-down Excel dashboard that filters a weekly sales chart by team member using data validation, the match and lookup functions, and dynamic chart updates.
Design a visually stunning target-vs-achieved chart in excel, using a scrollable employee selector, dual-axis stacked chart, and dynamic lookups to update daily targets and results.
Create an all-in-one Microsoft Excel dynamic dashboard that transforms large, three-year employee data into interactive pivots, slicers, and charts by year, quarter, month, supervisor, and employee.
Create a productwise comparison sales dashboard in Excel by building a dynamic range, pivot tables, and slicers to compare revenue across locations and products, tracking total and average handling time.
Build a productwise comparison sales dashboard in Excel with four value boxes for ad revenue, GST, sales, and revenue, linked to a pivot table and slicers for dynamic updates.
Develop a product comparison sales dashboard in Excel by using dropdown menus, pivot tables, and dynamic line charts to compare two products across revenue and years.
Build a productwise sales dashboard in Excel by selecting data, adding series, defining named ranges, and using slicers to dynamically compare products and KPI.
Explore how to craft a KPI dashboard in Excel that condenses massive sales data into visual metrics, enabling quick insights, trend analysis, and informed business decisions on a single page.
Build a visually stunning, dynamic Excel dashboard that delivers a multiple KPI view from raw data using pivot tables and slicers, showing average login hours for supervisors and employees.
Create a dynamic dashboard for multiple key performance indicators by building supporting data with dynamic ranges, using if, column, and address functions, and controlling visibility with checkboxes via named ranges.
Build a dynamic Excel dashboard by constructing pivot tables, adding slices and slicers, and formatting charts with legends and data labels to analyze metrics by month, location, and supervisor.
Explore building a visually stunning call center performance dashboard in Excel, using infographics that display KPI and a green or red zone bullet chart with monthly and weekly snapshots.
Design a dynamic call center performance dashboard in Excel that analyzes calls, average handling time, login efficiency, and conversions using pivot tables, slicers, and infographics.
Design a visually stunning Excel dashboard by building infographics, snapshots, and slices, and define red and green zones for login efficiency and conversion.
Build a visually engaging call center dashboard in Excel by constructing infographics for log in efficiency and log in hours, configuring 3D stacked columns, speedometer charts, and data labels.
Create a dynamic call center dashboard in Excel by linking monthly, weekly, agent, and supervisor sheets with hyperlinks for quick navigation.
Build a call center dashboard from the same data, exploring multiple visual representations using pivot tables and line, bar, and column charts to highlight monthly and employee metrics.
This course teaches you to create well-designed dynamic Excel dashboards so you and your colleagues can see trends and make quick decisions informed by data.
By participating in this Microsoft Excel Dashboard course you'll gain the widely sought after skills necessary to effectively analyze large sets of data.
In this topic, we’ll discuss how to use multiple PivotTables, PivotCharts and PivotTable tools to create a dynamic excel dashboards. Then we'll give users the ability to quickly filter the data the way they want with Slicers and a Timeline, which allow your PivotTables and charts to automatically expand and contract to display only the information that users want to see. In addition, you can quickly refresh your dashboard when you add or update data. This makes it very handy because you only need to create the excel dashboard report once.
You will start with 11 Basic Level Excel Dashboards and gradually move to 3 Intermediate and 4 Advanced Level dashboard. Practicing the dashboard along with the course will make you a Master of Microsoft Excel Dashboards.