UAMT in Google Sheets #4.3 - Interactive "Neeld" Bullet Charts

[@ashleystoneman642]

I have to say I am loving this series. Following along with you so far, and it's in such a good space right now. Buzzing to compete the rest!

[@AdamVirgile34]

Thank you so much for your kind words, Ashley! I really appreciate your support. Please keep me posted on how it goes!

[@garthgood4917]

Adam, thanks for responding to my earlier question. I am really enjoying working through these modules, but i do have a question for you. From this work is it possible to produce a report card which you could share with players or families? You might cover this in future modules but thought i would just ask. Keep up the good work, Garth

[@AdamVirgile34]

Hi Garth. Certainly. As you go through the videos, keep YOUR end in mind, and you should be all set.

[@ReedJ26]

Hi Adam, Im still following along on excel, Now that I've started to put these charts in the whole document has become rather large and slow. Any recommendations for fixing this issue?

[@AdamVirgile34]

Images take up a lot of real estate in Excel. Calculations that span across many rows also take up a lot of bandwidth. I would try to limit the number of images in the file and the number of calculations you have (and particularly, advanced calculations that have a number of checks/criteria). In these videos, I go over a variety of strategies - ideally, you only use calculations within the file with a well-defined purpose for your specific needs. Remove the fluff. I hope this helps!