How-to Easily Create a Stacked Clustered Column Chart in Excel
Create a Stacked Clustered Column Chart in Excel
There is one type of chart that is always requested, however, Excel doesn’t offer this type of...
How-to Make a USA Today InfoGraphic Chart In Excel
In a recent issue of USA Today, the following infographic was posted on the U.S. women’s national soccer team player appearances.
I liked it...
How-to Setup Your Excel Data for a Stacked Column Chart with a Secondary Axis
Many users have mixed reactions about this secondary axis overlap fix. You can see the post here:
Stop Excel From Overlapping the Columns When Moving...
How-to Make a Weekly 24 Hour Time Worked Gantt Chart in Excel
I have seen many questions where an Excel users want to know more about how to create a Gantt Chart using Time instead of...
Pipeline Usage Chart – Don’s Answer
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...
How-to Make a Basic Gantt Chart in an Excel Chart in 7 Easy Steps
Project Managers and Executives love Gantt Charts. They also love Microsoft Excel, Charts and Graphs. So it is a natural to consider how you...
Friday Challenge – Recreate an Excel Project Status Spectrum Chart
I am always looking for charts or anything that I can put into an Excel chart. In fact, I just skim the Wall Street...
How-to Make an Excel Stacked Column Pivot Chart with a Secondary Axis
In this previous post:
Stopping Excel Pivot Chart Columns from Overlapping When Moving Data Series to the Second Axis
I had a fan question - How...
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...
Friday Challenge – Create a Percentage (%) and Value Label within 100% Stacked Chart?
First I want to say I am sorry to those waiting to see the dynamic chart scroll bar tutorial. My project launched this week...
