Sorry for yet another Excel post – what can I say? I like Excel! Another feature introduced with Excel 2010, is Sparklines / Spark Charts There are tiny charts that sit inside a cell, and used to show trend data for many areas at once. They’re simple to use, and helps visualize your trend data.Read More
One of the many new features introduced in Excel 2010 were Slicers. Slicers sounds fancy, but just think of them as Filter Buttons. They sit on top of Pivot Tables to make it easier to filter your data, and is a great way of presenting your data to someone else, who perhaps wouldn’t notice /Read More
A bit of a follow up from the earlier post on highlighting negative values. This should work with all versions on Excel – though the options may be in slightly different places. This time, I want to highlight the measure with the single highest value. I’m going to use the same chart as before. So, IRead More
[Update: Be sure to check out the related article, Highlighting the Highest / Lowest Value on a Chart] If you work with charts frequently, you may sometimes want any negative numbers to be coloured differently to the rest of the chart Take this example, showing average temperatures for Prague We may want to highlight JanRead More
