Excel - Data Visualization and Infographics


OVERVIEW
There is a saying, “a picture is worth a thousand words”. In Excel that means finding ways to represent numerical data pictorially so that your audience can quickly and easily understand it.
It's often easier to look at a chart, a graph or something visual than to just look at a set of figures.
WHY SHOULD YOU ATTEND
Until a few years ago it was enough to take a set of numbers and create a bar chart or pie chart. Although in the right situation these traditional charts are still appropriate, things have moved on and we're constantly hearing words like Data Visualization and Infographic.
It's time to get your Excel-related business and communication skills up to date and learn how to use it to present data in the modern world.
AREAS COVERED
  • Charting 101 - create a basic chart
  • From drab to fab - enhance and customize a basic chart
  • Combination charts - line and bar in a single chart
  • Dynamic charts - automate adding new data to a chart
  • Creating in-cell Sparkline charts
  • Creating infographics with Excel
  • Using Conditional Formatting to present data visually
  • 3D Map - presenting geographic data in a visual way
  • An introduction to the Power View add-in
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
In this Microsoft Excel training you’ll learn how to create and enhance the appearance of traditional charts such as bar charts. You’ll also learn how to create Sparkline charts (really useful in dashboards), infographic-style charts and how to represent data in a visual way without using the charting features at all.
WHO WILL BENEFIT
This training is aimed at users who have little or no knowledge of how to produce visuals in Excel. Attendees should be familiar with how to navigate around an Excel workbook and how to enter and edit data.
The training will be delivered using Excel 2016 for Windows although for users of earlier versions, much of the functionality is available in Excel 2010 and 2013 (note - 3D Map and Power View are not available for Excel 2010)

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