How to Create 3D Speedometer Chart in Excel

Please watch this video to learn how to make a beautiful 3D Speedometer Chart in Excel. Also, how to add Conditional Formatting on Chart.
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[@janukachanshanwijesiriward9488]

Master Job.. Keep it up with new ones.

[@nrgmom77]

Outstanding. Instructions very clear, love the polish and detail and *especially* the conditional formatting - amazing!

[@jammalelamarti6467]

Thanks for sharing with us your experience ! Very nice tutorial. Step by step. Appreciated !

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[@67L48]

Very well done. I learned a ton ... not just about how to make a gauge, but about shape and object formatting, in general. Thanks.

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[@info2satish]

What an excellent Excel hack!! 🤔🤗😁

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[@absar1491]

Hello , Great explanation it was very helpful, Keep the good work up

[@RebelIan67]

Nicely presented and well explained. Great stuff, thanks.

[@astheenlamartin7450]

Amazing...

[@mburkhart41]

Great graphic. Great explanation! Thank you.

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[@sadanandpandey3840]

Good tutorial

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Great video.

[@anuragtiwari8158]

Great

[@janee1578]

This was very helpful, thanks a lot!

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[@christos7440]

nicely done! I subscribed because it was so good

[@trader.fx1]

Hello . I have a data table with 10 columns in Excel and I want to display two separate ranges of this table in a listbox form. For example, the first five columns and the last two columns. Thank you for your guidance.

[@simon_mera]

Respect!

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[@hellfish19]

Thank you so very much!

[@reymarcmarcelino2853]

Thank you!

[@edadryanski6213]

Hi there. Great demo! However I want to create a gauge to show variable blood sugar levels. The ranges that I need are: Poor - 8.3 mmol/l to 14.5 Good: 7 mmol/l to 8.2 and Excellent :1 to 6.9. Any help would be much appreciated!

[@wazeem88]

Thank you sharing. I have one query regarding display of percentage, currently it is showing only value of rectangular shape . Can you give dynamic solution for this. Thanks

[@thedatalabs]

You can link the text box with any cell value. That will work dynamically. Thanks!

[@ernestdarko9063]

Please kindly provide download link for this tutorial. Thanks for sharing.

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[@mastyshorts]

sir i need speedometer in range between -15 to 15 so pls help . how to input value

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[@Bedaywee]

First of all, your lecture is informative. However, I really would like your assistance about the speedometer in a different manner. Supposing that I want to apply your speedometer but in two colors: one is red and the other is green. The red will be for below values and green will be for above values (both in %). The needle will be in the middle. I want to ensure that this needle to stay fixed on zero% as an actual performance. And make an equation that states anything below 0 (in minus value%) should be within the red color vise versa for the green. Also, I want to make a condition that either both values exceeded their limits, I don’t want the needle to exceed on the last points of the meters. For example to illustrate my point, range values for green is between 1% to 250% (if the performance value is more than 250%, the needle will not point beyond green and it will stay green) vise versa for red but in minus. Is it possible to be done without VBA & Macros?

[@varunkhanor]

Please share the link to download