How To Graph Active Exposures Of A Fund In Excel - The Excel Hub

We cover how to graph active exposures of a fund in Excel and manipulate the axes. In our example, we have the active exposures i.e. the extent to which the fund’s exposure differs from that of the benchmark. What we want to do is illustrate this data in a graph in an appealing way. We cover how to do this showing both the active exposures on the horizontal and vertical axis.
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Very useful and pragmatic demonstration 👍🏼👌🏼

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Thank you!

[@pervezalamkhan3200]

excellent content

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Thank you!