Five Simple Excel Chart Tricks to Make Them POP

[@venugopalsharma8579]

GREAT LESSON AND SUPER TRICKS

[@Computergaga]

Thank you, Venugopal.

[@zumbawithyasmin1]

I love the way you present. You are so very knowledgeable and skilful. You talk us through it at a perfect pace, you do not mess around, you are clear, concise and easy to follow. I subscribe to you and watch you all the time. Thank you so much for being a great teacher.

[@Computergaga]

You're very welcome Yasmin. Thank you for your kind words.

[@mohideenthassim7180]

Many Thanks Alan, a very useful tutorial. Thanks again Cheers Mohideen

[@Computergaga]

My pleasure Mohideen.

[@kvlpnd]

Very good instructive video.

[@Computergaga]

Thank you Keval.

[@EricaDyson]

A really good session. Will definitely use these tips. Thanks a lot, mate!

[@Computergaga]

My pleasure Erica.

[@speedylogic]

Brilliant Ideas!

[@Computergaga]

Thank you very much Omar.

[@JohnHenworth]

Great interesting video Alan

[@Computergaga]

Thank you John.

[@wayneedmondson1065]

Hi Alan.. great stuff.. all super useful tips and tricks to make for better visualizations. Thanks for all the examples and insights. Thumbs up! PS - ALT+24 ↑ and ALT+25 ↓ are also good symbols to insert to indicate gain or loss.

[@Computergaga]

You're welcome Wayne. And thanks for the symbols tip.

[@zumbawithyasmin1]

P.s I love the action button dynamic London, Paris example, also the label negative positive symbol you used in the data labels. Fantastic. Thank you.

[@Computergaga]

Thanks, Yasmin.

[@georgemihail6013]

As always you are Great. You always show beautiful Tricks and Tips in Excel. It is my idea, that it would be superb if they can be extended to Access. Do you think that we will be lucky to see anything of that sort in the near future ??

[@Computergaga]

Thank you George. I don't use Access, but I doubt there will be big developments in that area.

[@georgemihail6013]

Thanks for your kind response. I am sorry to find out that you do not use Access. although there so many more things you can do there than Excel. I keep my fingers crossed, looking for the unexpected.

[@afzalzamiransari]

Great sir. I want to learn speaking english do you have some reference channel

[@Computergaga]

Sorry, I don't for that Afzal.

[@sarahtoth391]

HELP! For the "making charts interaction" portion, I don't see a tab for "cell link" (12:39). How does one find this?

[@Computergaga]

Are you able to access the 'Format Object' option in the menu for the option buttons?

[@Seftehandle]

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[@FernandodeCarvalhoNavarro]

Alan, thanks for sharing these tips! I'm an Excel instructor myself and students LOVE hints, tricks and tutorials. I'll mention your channel! I live in São Paulo, Brazil and have a KZbin channel as well, named ConsultorOffice and 2 profiles for quick tips on Instagram (@ExcelAperitivo) and Twitter (@Excel_Aperitivo). The name stands for "Excel appetizer", refering to tiny bits of knowledge you can "consume" periodically! ;-)

[@Computergaga]

You're welcome Fernando. I'm following you on Twitter (although I don't speak Portugese) and your site sounds great. Sharing knowledge in bite size pieces is a good idea. Keep up the good work.