Welcome to the Excel Charts tag on F9 Finance’s blog – your friendly guide in the maze of financial spreadsheets. Whether you’re a seasoned corporate finance professional, a budding finance student, or a small business owner trying to make sense of your finances, we understand that Excel charts can sometimes feel like trying to navigate an intricate labyrinth. But with our clear language, personal anecdotes, humor, and practical advice, we’re here to turn your spreadsheet scramble into a walk in the park.
Each post under our Excel Charts tag is like your personal map, guiding you through pivot tables, data visualization, forecasting models, and more. Remember the first time you successfully completed a challenging puzzle? That’s the kind of triumph we want for you when tackling Excel charts. With each new chart you master, you’ll gain more confidence and soon, you’ll be navigating the maze of financial data like a seasoned explorer!
We believe understanding Excel charts should feel like solving a thrilling mystery, not getting lost in an endless maze. Our posts break down complex concepts into easy-to-understand steps, using relatable analogies and a dash of humor to keep things light and engaging. So grab your compass, dive into our content, and let’s conquer the world of Excel charts together!
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The SORTBY function in Excel is a powerful tool for sorting data. With SORTBY, you can quickly and easily sort your data based on the values from another range or array.
The Real-Time Data (RTD) function in Microsoft Excel is a powerful tool that allows you to refresh values from real-time data servers in Excel spreadsheets.
GETPIVOTDATA is a powerful function in Microsoft Excel that can be used to query an existing pivot table and retrieve specific data based on the pivot table structure.
In Microsoft Excel, the FIELDVALUE function retrieves data from the internet and adds it to your table. This can be really useful for adding data that is not easily accessible or is difficult to gather manually.
Pie charts look complex but are super easy to create in Excel. Let’s walk through what a pie chart is, how to insert it, and an example to put it into practice.
When you need to quickly calculate, summarize, and analyze data, Microsoft Excel has the perfect tool. Let’s walk through the Pivot Table Basics including setting up a data set, inserting the Pivot Table, and working with the numbers.
Dive into this easy-to-follow, step-by-step guide as we demystify the process of creating stacked bar charts in Excel. Packed with practical advice, relatable examples, and a dash of humor, you’ll be charting like a pro in no time!
Line graphs are used to show changes over time in a simple and efficient way. Since this is one of the most common charts you will encounter, let’s walk through how to create a line graph in Excel.
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