How-to Show Gaps in a Line Chart When Using the Excel NA() Function
In last Friday’s challenge, we had a Excel Analyst that needed to remove outliers from his Excel Line Chart. In essence, he wanted to...
How-to Draw a Vertical and Horizontal Line that Intersect in an Excel Chart
Recently a user in the Mr. Excel Forum a member wanted to know how they could make an Excel Chart where one Metric was...
How-to Close the Gaps Between Chart Series in an Excel Stacked Clustered Column Chart
Many users like to create a chart that Excel doesn’t have as a chart type. It is a combination of a clustered column and...
Step-by-Step Horizontal Bar Chart with Vertical Lines Tutorial
In a recent request for help in the MrExcel Forums, a user was having difficulties adding Vertical Line KPI Metrics to a Horizontal Bar...
Stopping Excel Pivot Chart Columns from Overlapping When Moving Data Series to the Second...
A fan of the blog asked a question about this post:
Stop Excel From Overlapping the Columns When Moving a Data Series to the Second...
How-to Make a Conditional Column Chart in Excel
As you build your Microsoft Excel dashboards, you may want to highlight your data points that exceed your Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) as well...
How-to Make an Excel Clustered Stacked Column Chart with Different Colors by Stack
In a popular post, I showed you how to easily create a Clustered Stacked Column chart in Excel using Multi-Level Category Axis options.
Here is...
How-to Show Decades and Highlight a Year in the Horizontal Axis
Recently in an Excel Forum, a user had data similar to this format:
Here is what he wanted to do:
How do I set the Horizontal...
How-to Graph Three Sets of Data Criteria in an Excel Clustered Column Chart
Here is a very simple solution to a common Excel Charting question when a user wants to graph “Three sets of data criteria on...
How-to Format Trend Line Color in Excel Dynamically
Many users use Trend Lines in Excel charts and graphs. They may also be used in Company Dashboards, but to you can make your...
