Chart with multiple series
In Microsoft Excel, you can create charts with multiple series to display multiple sets of data on the same chart and compare their values. This Excel tutorial will teach you how to handle that situation.
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Difference chart
A difference chart, also known as a change chart or a delta chart, is a type of chart that shows the difference between two data sets over time (e.g. month, quarter). The difference chart is used to highlight the changes in the data sets, making it easier to visualize trends and patterns in the data.
In this Excel tutorial, you can learn how to insert Difference chart into your spreadsheet.
Time Series Graph
Are you responsible for preparing periodic reports? Does your company need you to create quarter reports? This Excel tutorial is perfect for you. Teach yourself here how to insert time series graphs in Excel.
How to Make a Goal Chart in Excel
In this Excel tutorial, you will learn how to insert a chart with your data and the goal line that was expected. This kind of chart is best for sales/production reports or business plans for the company you want to establish.
Counting unique values in pivot table
In this lesson, you will teach yourself how to do counting only distinct values in pivot table. Do you think it is difficult? You will be suprised.
Adding average to the pivot table
In this Excel tutorial, you will learn how to add average column to the pivot table in Excel. This is a very useful and simple trick.
Display Data as Percentage of Total in Pivot Table
In this lesson, you will learn how to display pivot table data as percentage of total. To display data as a percentage of the total in a pivot table, you can use the “Show Values As” feature in Microsoft Excel. It is really easy and it might be helpful for you.
Modifying a calculated field in a pivot table
In this lesson, you will learn how to modify a calculated field in your pivot table to make the necessary calculations for your data analysis needs.