Learn to create different kinds of Excel charts, from column, bar, and line charts to doughnut and scatter charts, with Excel for Mac 2016.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
- Welcome
- Using the exercise files
- Select data to display as a chart
- Create charts with a keystroke or with ribbon icons
- Use the Recommended Charts options
- Identify chart elements
- Select the right chart type
- Use chart terminology
- Use Charts Ribbon tab
- Add titles, labels, gridlines and other chart elements
- Choose a chart layout from the Quick Layout button
- Select chart colors and chart styles
- Use the Switch Row/Column button for a different view of the data
- Change a chart's data source
- Adjust chart settings to manage empty and hidden cells
- Change a chart's type and save it as a template
- Change the location of a chart
- Modify axes
- Add, edit, and remove chart titles and axis titles
- Link titles to content
- Add and edit data labels
- Add a data table
- Add error bars
- Work with gridlines
- Add, edit, and remove legends
- Add drop lines, up/down bars, and high-low lines
- Analyze existing and projected data with trendlines
- Add color backgrounds to chart elements
- Explore chart element formatting: Fill, outline, and effects
- Alter chart text styles: Fill, line, and effects
- Add shapes, text boxes, and arrows; add text and apply styles
- Use pictures as chart elements
- Use right-click and double-click to quickly adjust formats
- Column and bar charts
- Line charts and area charts
- Pie charts and doughnut charts
- Scatter charts and bubble charts
- Stock charts and radar charts
- Add or delete data in a chart
- Create charts from multiple data sources
- Update charts automatically with a table as source data
- Create combination charts
- Create Gantt charts
- Create frequency charts
- Use Developer tab controls to create dynamic charts
- Produce dynamic charts by using filters
- Print charts
- Copy and link charts with Word and PowerPoint
- Create graphic-in-cell charts with sparklines
- Use symbols and the REPT function for in-cell charts
- Use Conditional Formatting options to create in-cell charts
- Move and resize a chart within a worksheet
- Convert a chart to a graphic
- Goodbye
Taught by
Dennis Taylor