A more complex chart than Excel’s default one’s  is referred to as an advanced chart. If you want to compare many sets of data on the same chart, you can start by creating your basic chart with just one set of data, then add other datasets and add other elements, such as formatting, to it. Advanced charts are all about this.

The most recent data visualization tools and approaches in Excel are thoroughly covered in this course. Our facilitator will walk you through interactive, hands-on demos and Excel exercises as the facilitator demonstrates each Excel chart type and explain when, why, and how to use it. I’ll also introduce fundamental data visualization best practices.

The course includes the following key topics:

TOPICS

• Custom image overlay charts
• Automation with named ranges and OFFSET/COUNTAfunctions
• Scroll & Zoom functionality with Excel form controls

• Animated charts to visualize changes over time
• Dynamic, custom Excel dashboards
• Value-based chart formatting
• Custom gauge charts & pacing charts
• Grid visuals using Excel array formulas

And much more!

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

► Everyone who wants to produce stunning and successful data visualizations in Excel.
► Excel users who desire to master complex charts, graphs, and dashboards but have only fundamental skills.
► Students seeking a training method that is participatory, engaging, and hands-on.
► Anyone interested in a career in business intelligence or data analysis.

OUTCOMES

► Learn HOW, WHEN, and WHY to use 20+ different chart types in Excel 2016 or later.
► Learn how to use sophisticated Excel features including dynamic formats, scrolling charts, and automatic dashboards.
► You won’t learn these specific techniques, resources, or case studies in ANY other Excel course, we guarantee it.
► Discover engaging, interactive, and very effective courses from a top-rated Excel teacher.
► Access project files, tests, homework assignments, and one-on-one expert assistance for LIFE.
► Create ten or more Excel projects to advance your data visualization abilities.

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