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Go to Insert ribbon tool -> Symbols -> Symbol. Set Font to Arial Unicode MS. For Character code: for bar, use 0305, for hat use 0302. Hit insert. It will combine whatever character you typed with the diacritical marks. 2. Use Insert -> Symbols -> Equation. Enter your equation, using Accent to add Bar/Hat, while having character highlighted.
Copy this object / symbol. Select the markers on the chart. Press CTRL+V. Excel replaces the markers with your symbol. (more: use shapes to enhance your charts) At this stage, our chart looks like this: Step 5: Format the chart. This is easy. Set both crop & above portions to same color. Adjust gap width between columns if necessary.
Learn excel keyboard shortcuts for Selection, Editing, Formatting, Formulas, Navigation and pretty much everything else. Keyboard shortcuts will help you derive most out of excel with out spending too much time. In this list, you will find 97 very useful shortcuts neatly arranged.
Now select the height data series and change the chart type to a bar chart. Also set the height series to be plotted on secondary axis. Learn more about combining 2 chart types and adding secondary axis in excel. We will also set the horizontal / axis labels for the height series as the “milestones”. We need to do this so that when we set ...
If the cell is converted from Text to any other condition (e.g. General, Number, Percent), an easy (for me) alternative is: click at the end of the formula in the formula bar and hit enter. The cell then "accepts it's new format", and calculates the formula correctly.
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A good donut bar can be healthy while adding variety to your regular menu of charts. To make a neat looking donut bar chart, just follow the recipe. Ingredients: Sales data (finely chopped – year vs product level), one donut chart, one bar chart, one scroll bar form control and 5 minutes of spare time. Step 1: Get your dough, err, data ready
Most of you already know that using the REPT formula along with pipe (“|”) symbol, we can make simple in-cell charts in excel. For eg. =REPT("|",10) looks like a bar chart of width 10. Despite the simplicity, most people don’t use in-cell charts because these charts don’t look anything like their counterparts. But you can […]
Logic 1 IF B14=Y and D14=N or Logic2 IF B14=No,G14=Y or H14=Y or I14=Y or L14=Y and K14=Y or Logic3 -If N14=Y or P14=Y. This problem involve so many cells and it is either logic 1 or logic2 or logic 3 as stated above. Please help out. Kind regards. Then it is silo, otherwise, not silo
Let's say you work in super hero factory as floor manager. You are looking at the recent time sheet data submitted by your underlings and want to know who works more. So you did what any self respecting floor manager does. You made yourself a large cup of hot chocolate, whipped open Excel and created a column chart. But now, you want to add a line to it at 6:00 PM (or some other arbitrary ...