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Excel Dashboard Friday Chart Challenge

Friday Challenge – Chart This Data in Excel

Chart This Data in Excel Today's challenge is a simple one but has many answers.  You will be presented with a small set of data and I...

Friday Challenge: Can the data in chart change itself to be percentages & number?

Hi Excel Fans! Today we are going to see if we can solve this question from Ajay. Ajay wrote: Can the data in chart change itself to...

Chart Increase at Time Interval in Excel

Here is my answer to the most recent Friday Challenge.  Would welcome any comments below on what you think (flaws, likes, thoughts…)   In case you...

Is it Possible to make this Excel Column Chart?

I saw this seemingly simple question from an Excel user but I spent a long time trying to figure it out without much success. Can...

IMDB Top 250 Movies of All Time – Excel Dashboard Tutorial

In our last Friday Challenge, we presented a data set of the Top 250 Movies from IMDB and asked you to create a dashboard...

New Feature Excel Flash Fill Use it for Quick Data Retrieval and Formatting

Excel Flash Fill Every time a new version of Excel is released there are always new features that are hard to find and learn for those...
Sum Across Excel Worksheets Tabs

How-to Easily Sum Across Excel Worksheet Tabs (Plus Friday Challenge)

Sum Excel Worksheets Technique Why haven't I known about this simple Excel technique before now? Maybe you were aware how you can easily Sum Excel Worksheets...
Excel Array Solution

Data Transformation – Excel Array Solution

In a recent Friday Challenge, I asked our readers to transform an varying text string into dates and values to determine averages.  Well although...
Friday Challenge - Find Unique Class List in Excel ANSWER

Friday Challenge – Find Unique Class List in Excel ANSWER

On Friday, I posted this challenge: https://www.exceldashboardtemplates.com/friday-challenge-find-unique-list-in-excel/ You can download the sample data set here:  Challenge Sample Data Check out the post and download / try it yourself before you...

How-to Make a Wall Street Journal (WSJ) Double Lollipop Chart in Excel

In our last Friday Challenge, I proposed making a Double Lollipop Chart seen in the Wall Street Journal (WSJ).   Here is what our final chart...
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