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A step chart shows changes that occur over irregular intervals. For example, it can show stock movement changes, interest rates, etc. A step chart is the perfect alternative to a line chart as it displays the trend as well as the time taken between changes. The difference between a Step Chart and Line Chart: A line […]
There are many different charts in Microsoft® Excel®, but only one that allows you to highlight different types of information by combining two or more chart types into one. The combination chart can be used to see how far away a value is from the target or if it is over the target. In this […]
New in Microsoft® Excel® 2010, and later versions, a sparkline is a tiny chart in a worksheet cell that provides a visual representation of data. Use sparklines to show trends in a series of values, such as seasonal increases or decreases, economic cycles, or to highlight maximum and minimum values. For more impact, a sparkline […]
Charts by default display a primary vertical axis when created. This works if there is only one unit of measure in the data. However, should there be different units of measure in your data, a secondary axis will be required, thus allowing you to create a dual chart in your Microsoft® Excel® workbook. In our […]
After you have created your Microsoft® Excel® spreadsheet, you can visually represent the worksheet data by creating a chart. Charts often make your data clearer and easier to understand. If you find that the data is not in sequence or in a group of cells, you may need to create your own series, specifying the […]
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