Teaching analytics with modern Excel
One of the most exciting skills to learn in BI tools like Power BI or Tableau is how to create dynamic measures. The idea is that since dashboard space is limited, using dynamic controls—such as …
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Creating a dynamic dropdown list that expands or contracts with your source data is a fantastic way to enhance user experience in an Excel workbook! In this post, we'll explore how to set up a dynamic …
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In an earlier post, I discussed adding conditional formatting to an Excel chart. One key benefit of using Python in Excel for this—rather than relying on standard Excel charting—is the flexibility it …
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A scatterplot is a chart that displays the relationship between two variables by plotting data points along the X and Y axes, with each point representing a unique pair of values. By conditionally …
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Python in Excel significantly enhances the capabilities of Excel users, enabling more sophisticated data analysis and visualization. However, it's important to note that Python in Excel operates …
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Waffle charts are a great way to visualize data as a grid of squares where each square represents a portion of the whole. Unlike pie charts, which can be hard to interpret with many categories, waffle …
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