
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 the pipeline usage had to remain i

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

As a project manager or business analyst, we are often called upon to create dashboard type views in status reports for Executives. Typically, company executives don’t want to see lots of wo

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

A reader, Matt, after reading this post: How-to Format Chart Axis for Thousands or Millions And had the following question: “How do you use this formula without the dollar sign? I am using d

In our last Friday Challenge, I asked you figure out a way to calculate an average for a non-contiguous (non-adjacent) range that will exclude blanks and zeros. This came from a user questio

This is an awesome guest post from our great friend Pete. He came up with this awesome technique to make a dynamic pie chart without the use of offset. THANKS PETE! Recently I saw some com

In the recent post: Friday Challenge – Mimic Newspaper Chart Line Style in Excel we wondered if it was possible to recreate this Chart Line and Marker Style in Excel. The main issue is that

I received some great responses from lots of fans. Thank you so much for all your great comments. I agree with most and my solution was very similar to Peter R.’s below. BUT, as always, P