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Published inNov 2023
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Bernard Obeng Boateng
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Bernard Obeng Boateng

Bernard Obeng Boateng is a Microsoft Excel MVP, Microsoft Certified Trainer, with over 10 years work experience in Banking, Insurance and Business Development. He is founder of Finex Skills Hub an approved Training Provider of the Financial Modeling Institute, Canada. Finex Skills Hub runs the Finex Project in Ghana, a pro bono student training outreach program for students in Data Analytics and Financial Modeling. Bernard also provides consultancy services for SMEs (start-ups and existing) in Financial Management, Business Planning and Research. He has an active audience online with about 17,000 followers on his LinkedIn Account. where he shares tips and tricks on Microsoft Excel and other Office Apps.
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Inserting conditional formatting and sparklines

In this section, we will learn how to add sparklines and conditional formatting to our dashboard.

Sparklines

In the previous chapter, we learned that sparklines are mini charts placed in single cells, each representing a row of data in your selection.

In our dashboard, we want to use a sparkline to determine the seasonality or pattern of revenue for our branches during the twelve months of the year. Instead of using a bulky chart, the sparkline will allow us to fit a mini 12-column chart in a selected cell.

To do this, we have to create the PivotTable that will provide the data.

We will insert a new PivotTable in the calculation sheet that will break down revenue by the months of the year using the following steps:

  1. Select cell B10 of the Calculation sheet.
  2. Go to Insert > PivotTable > From Data Model > Existing Worksheet.
  3. Drag the Revenue measure to the Values section.
  4. On the Calendar Table,...
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Published in: Nov 2023Publisher: PacktISBN-13: 9781803240282

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Bernard Obeng Boateng

Bernard Obeng Boateng is a Microsoft Excel MVP, Microsoft Certified Trainer, with over 10 years work experience in Banking, Insurance and Business Development. He is founder of Finex Skills Hub an approved Training Provider of the Financial Modeling Institute, Canada. Finex Skills Hub runs the Finex Project in Ghana, a pro bono student training outreach program for students in Data Analytics and Financial Modeling. Bernard also provides consultancy services for SMEs (start-ups and existing) in Financial Management, Business Planning and Research. He has an active audience online with about 17,000 followers on his LinkedIn Account. where he shares tips and tricks on Microsoft Excel and other Office Apps.
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