How to Create Product Quality Dashboard
Welcome to the Excel tutorial on how to create a quality dashboard in Excel.
Creating a quality dashboard is easy. A quality dashboard can be used to determine the overall quality of the product that they are developing. Follow the steps below to learn how to make a quality dashboard.
Background preparation
First you have to create the background. Do this by selecting many cells and changing the background color. In this case, we have changed the background color to violet.
Quality Chart Formatting
After creating the background, you will use the data contained within the other spreadsheets to create the visual elements for the dashboard.
Organize your data: Ensure that your data is organized in a way that makes it easy to create charts and graphs. This may involve creating a pivot table or using Excel’s sorting and filtering options.
Choose the right chart type: Consider what type of chart will best represent your data. For example, a bar chart may be useful for showing the number of defects in different categories, while a pie chart may be useful for showing the proportion of defects by category.
Create charts: Once you have decided on the chart type, use Excel’s chart creation tools to create charts based on your data.
Customize the appearance: Customize the appearance of your charts and graphs to make them look professional and easy to understand.
Once you have created each visual element, copy and paste the charts, graphs, and tables from the other spreadsheets onto your dashboard.
Add a dashboard: Combine all of your charts and graphs into a single dashboard by using Excel’s dashboarding features, such as “Sparklines” or “PivotCharts”.
Place your charts and graphs accordingly on the dashboard. Customize the dashboard. Here is an example of a quality dashboard.
Add filters: Add filters to your dashboard to make it easier for users to interact with and understand the data.
Test and refine: Test your dashboard by using it to answer questions about your product quality data. Refine your dashboard as needed to make it more useful and effective.
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