In our recent Friday Challenge, we were tasked with creating a Stacked Bar Chart where the colors matched the products. You can check out the challenge here: Original Challenge: friday-chal
I had some great responses to the last Friday Challenge, so I didn’t want to stop the momentum with my answer to the last challenge, so I will post that next week. So here is another challe
Here is a late entry 🙂 Thanks Leonid. This is an Awesome response! Leonid was responding to this recent challenge: Friday Challenge – Pipeline Usage Chart Leonid’s Solution: Essentially, th
Here is another response that I received from Don for our recent Friday Challenge: Friday Pipeline Usage Challenge Since we weren’t sure from the client if the pipeline usage had to remain i
In the recent Friday Challenge: Create Pipeline Usage Chart A user wanted to create a bar chart where the values had a specific color by product and also matched represented the size of the
I recently got a request from a subscriber that asked if I could help them create a cylinder chart. However the sample that was received looked just like an Excel Bar Chart so I went with th
Have you had a chance to use Excel Online Yet? Well I have had a little time recently when I was working away from my office with a client. Here is the scenario: A) A User asked me how to do
In our recent Friday Challenge, Friday Challenge – Creating an Excel Graph of Cumulative Events Over Time where a user wanted the following: Creating a graph of cumulative events over time I
Here is a Friday Challenge that a lot of Excel users may run into. Essentially, you are given a date and incident type that occurred on that date. However, the user wants to take those colu
Welcome to another edition to Terrible Chart Tuesday. Here we see an example of what I think is a Terrible Chart that was create in Excel. What do you think? Let me know in the comments be