This is a simple but effective technique for adding dynamic bands to your charts, which are useful to highlight specific parts of your chart. For example, in this chart of website pageviews, I’ve added bands to show weekdays or weekends and make it easier to see the changing trends.
A data visualization of the history of the Premier League through a dynamic, Excel bump chart. This is an in-depth how-to article showing you how to create your own version.
Dynamic charts can really enhance reports and dashboards, allowing for more information to be conveyed in the same amount of screen space. This article will show you how to use the data validation method to make a dynamic chart.
Sparklines are miniature, lightweight charts that exist inside a single cell in your spreasdsheet. They are a quick and easy way of visualizing your data and are especially useful in dashboards. In this post, we’ll explore sparklines in depth in Google Sheets.
A review of 2015, where the main themes were growth both personally and the business. Having a son, teaching at General Assembly and growing this website were the highlights. A look forward to the goals for 2016 – releasing digital products, more teaching at GA and expanding this website. Happy New Year!
