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A statistical process control chart is a line chart that is primarily used to track the data flow of your project, to maintain continuity between normal limits, to determine whether the variation appears to be out of control, and for a variety of other purposes. Briefly, the statistical process control chart graphically represents changes in … EXCEL VIZUALIZATIONS Read More »

The project schedule is represented by horizontal bars of varying lengths in the Gantt chart, one type of stacked bar chart, that may contain selected time frames, intensities, and beginning and ending dates for each task. Henry Gantt, an American mechanical engineer, invented the Gantt chart. However, this article will teach us how to create … EXCEL VIZUALIZATIONS Read More »

Sparklines are miniature curves that can be contained within a single cell. Microsoft Excel introduced this in 2010. Sparklines are specially used for visualizing trends in individual rows and columns. Unlike other charts in Excel, this tiny chart is not acting as a large object. Simply, sparklines in Excel remain contained within a single cell. In this article, we will … EXCEL VIZUALIZATIONS Read More »

Estimated reading: 3 minutes Bulky data is visually represented in a traditional bar chart by stacking it vertically or horizontally, one on top of the other. But you are choosing a traditional way—the “Radial Stacked Bar Chart“—to represent your data. In a radial stacked bar chart, data will be visualized on a circular or polar coordinate … EXCEL VIZUALIZATIONS Read More »

Bar charts are one of the fantastic features of Microsoft Excel. All of your datasheets can be presented visually with these Bar charts. You can prefer horizontal or vertically stacked representation with this widely customizable feature. A bar chart allows you to compare the parts of different categories with their subcategories by stacking them side by … EXCEL VIZUALIZATIONS Read More »

You can plot trigonometric functions in Excel by creating a data table with value of angle in degrees and values of the trigonometric function for corresponding angles , and then using the built-in charting tools to create a chart.  Here we will demonstrate the steps to plot a Sine wave in Excel Step 01: Create … EXCEL VIZUALIZATIONS Read More »

The Logarithmic functions in Excel can be plotted by generating a data table with the numerical values and values of the logarithmic function for corresponding numerical values and then using the built-in charting tools in Excel to create a chart.  Follow the steps to Graph a 10 Based Logarithmic wave in Excel Step 01: Create … EXCEL VIZUALIZATIONS Read More »

In this article, we will learn how to calculate the area under the curve in Excel according to three methods Method 1. Calculate Area Under Curve by Trapezoidal Method in Excel Theory You should know to calculate the area by Trapezoidal Method Step 01: Create a data table containing the values of coordinates (X and … EXCEL VIZUALIZATIONS Read More »

In this article, we will learn how to calculate the area between two curves in Excel. We will divide the total steps into three sections: The theory you should know before jumping into the steps: Section A. Plotting Curves from the Equations Suppose you need to calculate the areas between two curves given below: Step … EXCEL VIZUALIZATIONS Read More »

You need to know the coordinates or equation of the boundary of the part of the graph that is to be shaded. However, In this article, we will define the region to shade by known coordinates. The sample of the output  Suppose you want to shade the part bounded by X= -3 and X= 3 … EXCEL VIZUALIZATIONS Read More »

Suppose you have to shade the under-curve area in Excel for the equation given below And you want to keep the line of the curve visible in a different color from the shaded area, as a sample output is given below: Just follow the easy steps to get your desired result. Step 01: To plot … EXCEL VIZUALIZATIONS Read More »

In this article, we will learn How to show the difference between two lines graphically  in Excel A sample of the final output is given below: Suppose you have a data table with the sold quantity of several products and the forecasted quantity of the products. Now you want to show the difference between the … EXCEL VIZUALIZATIONS Read More »

In this article, we will show how to shade an area between two lines in Excel. A sample output of this tutorial is given below: We will divide the total steps into three sections Suppose you are given a data table containing actual and target sales quantities. You want to show the difference between actual … EXCEL VIZUALIZATIONS Read More »

In this tutorial, we will learn step-by-step how to draw a titration curve in Excel from the lab data, and in the later part of this tutorial, we will find the equivalence point on the titration curve in Excel. Sample output of this tutorial We will divide the steps into three sections: Suppose you get … EXCEL VIZUALIZATIONS Read More »