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Here at Audit Excel we are the experts in Excel.
This means that we know Excel inside and out and in turn have
the specialist capabilities to really make optimum use of
this outstanding software.
Offering an extensive range of chart types including line charts,
coloumn charts, bar charts, scatter charts, pie charts, etc.
the popularity of Excel among not only a large number of enterprises
but personal users as well is at no question. Excel is amazingly
versatile and as such there are so many things that a user can
do when it comes to creating charts in Excel.
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A few of the amazing things that can be done when creating an Excel
chart are the following:
- Adding horizontal and vertical lines to charts
- Removing Whitespace
- Timescale charts
- Depth Charts
- Secondary axes charts
- Tertiary axes charts
- Logarithmic charts
- Logarithmic axis
- Projection charts
- Prediction charts
- Right angled 2D axis
- 3D columns
- Combination charts
- Cylindrical charts
- Trends display
- Percentage trends
- Value comparison
- Contribution comparison
- Compare sets of values
- Multiple series
- Radar charts
- Changes in value relative to a centre point
- Two dimentional charts
- Background and fill
- Chart with coloured backgrounds
- Cylinder, quadrant, axis background colors
- XY scatter area charts
- Custom axes
- Vertical & horizontal axis
An easy way to view your data progression, increase in sales or decrease in sales for example, would be to set up a chart. Microsoft Excel allows you to set up several different chart types relating to your data.
You can even compare different charts and different series on the charts, and make pretty accurate predictions of future calculations. It is a nice way to display data to directors or shareholders of a company for example. Another feature is that you can create your own chart, specifically adapted to your needs, you don't even have to use a pre-defined chart which is normally selected from the chart wizard. It's easy to do, all you need to do is select the custom option on the chart wizard.
Due to the very reason that when it comes to Excel charts, there
is so much one can do, Audit Excel has made an interactive training
solution available which focuses on teaching all the features of
Excel charts to such an extent that Excel is made use of to its
full potential. For beginners in the process of creating charts
in Excel, the training which is provided aims to ensure that these
users are transformed from novices into experts in a very short
period of time.
In Microsoft Excel, charts can be described as visual representation
of data, and so, to add a chart to an Excel spreadsheet will
in turn mean that a lot of time be saved on having to put into words
what a chart can visually explain. As such, Audit Excel's tips,
information, and step by step tutorialscover creating and formatting
charts in Excel so that they clearly show what the spreadsheet in
its entirety is all about.
As part of the training Audit Excel offers for mastering charts,
focus is placed on the following basics:
- What is the Chart Wizard?
- How to use the Excel Chart Wizard
- Data for step by step Chart Wizard example
- Microsoft Excel charting FAQs
- What is a custom Chart Type?
If you are a keen Excel user but have not grasped all the knowledge
and skills required to make complete use of all of that which this
remarkable software is able to do, get in touch with Audit Excel
today, and we will assist you in becoming the Excel expert you desire
to be.
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