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Want to Create an Interactive Excel Dashboard? These Simple Steps Will Help You Do Them!

When it comes to making an Excel dashboard tutorial, many things have to be correctly aligned and put in place, otherwise it becomes tricky and confusing. Excel dashboard requires knowledge of dynamic charts, because when new data is incorporated or added, the particular chart updates itself.

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Want to Create an Interactive Excel Dashboard? These Simple Steps Will Help You Do Them!

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  1. ExcelTutor.com Call Us: +1-561-542-2338 Want to Create an Interactive Excel Dashboard? These Simple Steps Will Help You Do Them! When it comes to making an Excel dashboard tutorial, many things have to be correctly aligned and put in place, otherwise it becomes tricky and confusing. Excel dashboard requires knowledge of dynamic charts, because when new data is incorporated or added, the particular chart updates itself. These step-by-step points will help you get an idea as to how you can create an Excel dashboard or Microsoft Excel in general without any hassle: Develop the Background Simply open a blank spreadsheet. If you want to develop or create a background, you can do so by placing a shape with effects into the spreadsheet. You can also change the fill color of the cells within the spreadsheet. For example, if you place a particular shape on the spreadsheet you can add an inner effect to your liking. Charts, Graphs, and Tables! So after we’ve taken care of the background, you can use the data within the other spreadsheets to create any visual elements for the dashboard. After you’re through with the visual elements, perform a cut and paste so that the ExcelTutor.com “GetThe Most Experienced Microsoft Excel Training & Guidence Online With ExcelTutor.com – Happy Learning” http://exceltutor.com/ |(+1) 561-542-2338

  2. ExcelTutor.com Call Us: +1-561-542-2338 charts, graphs, and tables are displayed on the dashboard spreadsheet. After this, rearrange the graphs and charts in a systematic and logical order and apply the effects accordingly. Hit The Interactive Button If you’re wondering what interactivity does, it allows the users to know more about the Excel dashboard by incorporating a button that will help a user view any spreadsheet. It allows having the data summarized visually in the dashboard, and can all be done via a single click of a mouse. Now for creating the “button.” Add a square shape to the dashboard and apply the “Bevel effects.” You can change any features of this and you can also add text to the shape describing where user directly. Furthermore, to add more interactivity, you can place a hyperlink to the square, so you can directly go to the required spreadsheet. Sounds Like We’re Through! This is the point where you’ll want to add finishing touches to your Excel dashboard tutorial! Now, test to ensure your button links to the correct spreadsheet and that your charts are up to date when the data changes! Voila! You have your very own Excel Dashboard! Source:https://medium.com/@knightcis/want-to-create-an-interactive-excel- dashboard-these-simple-steps-will-help-you-do-them-1bebfe584e75#.fj5uk5who ExcelTutor.com “GetThe Most Experienced Microsoft Excel Training & Guidence Online With ExcelTutor.com – Happy Learning” http://exceltutor.com/ |(+1) 561-542-2338

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