Excel Charts - Visualization Secrets for Impressive Charts

Gain Highly Advanced Excel Skills to Create Impressive Excel Graphs for your Management Reports (Excel 2010)

Without Doubt, With This Advanced Microsoft Excel Chart Course, You will be the Excel data Visualization star in your Department! 

Significantly Improve your Reports by using Advanced Excel Graph Techniques. 

This Course Includes:

• Downloadable Workbook to follow the demonstrations (and use the charts as your templates).

• Downloadable Exercise Book (answers included).

• Full set of Cheat Sheets for download in Lecture 3. This PDF document is a quick reference guide for whenever you need to create any of the charts in this training.

If you use Excel to generate reports and graphs, my hands-on Excel training provides you with an extremely advanced toolkit worth of knowledge that will take the design of your Excel charts, tables and reports to the next level. It will provide you with the best tricks to create dynamic charts. It will save you tons of time of manually updating your Excel graphs on a monthly basis. The visualization techniques introduce you to some unusual methods to handle and create charts which will enhance readability of your reports as well as impress your readers. 

Lauren says: "I wish she had more courses on advanced excel and access that are formatted like this one. She frames the content in ways that are applicable to my current job. I will be able to improve my current processes and project turnaround time as well as the look/feel of my tables and charts."

John says: "Leila does a fantastic job of walking you thru the process of creating various charts from scratch. From which formula to use to step by step chart creation. As a bonus you have actual exercises to practice your new skills, Absolutely one of the best instructional courses I have taken"

Paul says: "Course is clear, to the point and very dynamic. Excellent!"

Types of Excel Charts & Excel Graphs are presented:

The content and type of Excel charts presented are those that are typical to corporate reporting. Given my background in controlling, finance and project management, I designed the training with this audience in mind and the typical methods used to report, communicate, analyze, check and plan quantitative information.

If you are a student taking this course, rest assured that you are well equipped with advanced Excel visualization & chart design techniques to impress any employer who requires you to create graphs & reports in Excel.

Demonstration will be done using Excel 2010, but all methods will be compatible with older as well as future versions of Excel unless otherwise stated in the video. My main focus is to introduce you to new “methods” of doing things which you can do no matter which Excel version you have.

Why this course is different to other Excel courses:

I will not only demonstrate to you, but you will be able to follow each demonstration in your own Excel workbook. To make sure you have understood the techniques, you will complete an exercise at the end of each section (answers are included but you have to try on your own first).

I place great value on keeping the training not only informative but also interesting. I know technical courses can be boring, especially when taken online. For this reason, I have mixed screen-casts together with talking head and flip chart type of demonstrations to get it as close to a classroom training style as possible.

I have also been told by many students that I have the ability to explain complex topics in an easy to understand manner. I think you will benefit from that.

This course is split to 5 major parts:

1. Methods to effectively communicate and present data trends – In this section I will also provide you with a crash course in best practices for table and graph design.

2. Behind the scenes secrets of dynamic charts in Excel, where I introduce you to key functions you need to use to never manually update your Excel charts again –The functions you learn here go beyond graphs and charts. They enable you to do complex look ups in large data tables.

3. Techniques that highlight Excel chart and table elements to direct the reader attention where it is needed most.

4. New ways to compare performance: as in Actual data versus Budget, forecasts and previous year

5. Effective Chart Combinations that are pivotal to management reports

This is an Excel Advanced Chart Course BUT you will be surprised how simple the techniques are once you know them!