Microsoft Excel has hundreds of tools that you can use to make your spreadsheets tick. However, if you're looking to level up ...

Excel offers a variety of chart types. However, you don't have to use columns; you can use images instead to make your charts ...

Data can be overwhelming, but Excel's CORREL function helps you cut through the noise. Calculating the correlation ...

Microsoft Excel's Data Validation tool lets you add a drop-down list to a cell based on existing data in a column. However, how this works depends on whether the source data is part of a formatted ...

Pivot tables are one of Excel’s most powerful tools for summarizing and organizing data into meaningful categories. They allow you to group, filter, and analyze data based on specific criteria ...

Add data labels: Data labels add numeric values to a chart, rather than relying solely on visualization. To add data labels, select the chart, navigate to the Chart Design tab, and click Add Chart ...

To follow along, view a video demonstration of Excel chart creation at the bottom of this page. Note that the content below is based on Microsoft Excel 365 for Pcs. Other versions of Excel may work ...

Microsoft Excel 2013 charts are dynamic in that they automatically update when the current data changes. However, if you add a series of data points to a spreadsheet, Excel doesn't know to include ...

Navigate to the Insert tab, select Recommended Charts, and choose the second chart — the Clustered Column chart with no line running through it. Creating a chart from table data. Shimon Brathwaite ...

Open Excel and Access Add-Ins: Open Excel and go to the Tools menu in the menu bar. Select Excel Add-ins. Enable Analysis Toolpak: In the Add-Ins available box, check the box next to Analysis ToolPak.

It can be beneficial in many situations to display the difference between two numbers as a percentage. Doing so helps to put a change into a more understandable format for the average reader.