A combination chart is just what it sounds like,…two different types of charts combined within a single chart.…To create combo charts, you need to…use two dimensional charts, not three dimensional charts.…And normally, what you'll do is, you'll use one type…of chart, a column for example, And to show the data.…In this case, we have our inverter sales for our K Echo Inverters…at the 1500 watt size.…But there was also a goal during this time.…
We did an internal promotion to try to increase our sales…of these 1500 watt inverters across all of the different regions.…And that goal data is here as well.…So, we want to be able to include that…in the chart, to show how we did against goal.…We'll keep this stat column chart to show how each of the regions did, and we'll…use a line chart to show the goal.…So, the first thing we need to do is we need to add this goal data to the chart.…And all we need to do to do that is grab the range finder and stretch it out.…
And here's our goal in the chart.…But the goal isn't data like the rest of this data is.…
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10/17/2013- Using Excel themes
- Formatting tables
- Highlighting data with conditional formatting
- Creating pie, column, and combination charts
- Creating PivotTables
- Pasting and linking charts and tables
- Creating SmartArt diagrams
- Animating charts, tables, and SmartArt
- Finalizing your presentation
Skill Level Intermediate
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 2s
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Using the exercise files2m 16s
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1. Data-Driven Presentations: The Basics
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2. Formatting Excel Tables for Presentations
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Setting table options3m 53s
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Changing a table to a range2m 47s
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Dividing large numbers3m 12s
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3. Highlighting Data with Conditional Formatting
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Using data bars4m 46s
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Using icon sets4m 50s
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Editing a conditional format8m 26s
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4. Using Charts to Illustrate Data
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Choosing the right chart7m 3s
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Creating a pie chart2m 52s
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Creating a column chart4m 34s
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Creating a 100% chart3m 54s
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Creating a combination chart2m 27s
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5. Summarizing with PivotTables and PivotCharts
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Creating a PivotChart4m 59s
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6. Taking Excel to PowerPoint
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Linking data and objects8m 42s
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7. Using SmartArt in Data-Driven Presentations
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Creating a SmartArt diagram3m 37s
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8. Animating Charts and Data
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Animating charts8m 11s
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Removing animation1m 7s
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Modifying animation order1m 16s
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Animating SmartArt8m 11s
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9. Finalizing Your Presentation
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 49s
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