Excel is a powerful tool for handling data, but raw spreadsheets can often look dull and overwhelming. Luckily, a few simple formatting tricks can completely transform your data, making it more ...

Learn how to format your laboratory data in Excel to ensure accuracy and consistency. Apply data types, formats, conditional formatting, data validation, tables, charts, metadata, comments, macros ...

The Thermometer chart is a great way to represent data in Excel when you have an actual value and a target value ... Right-click the Orange series and select Format Data Series from the context ...

Enter the new data series in the cells next to or below the source data. If there are no empty cells, insert a new row by right-clicking the row below where you want to insert the new row.

But first, create the chart as you normally would (in Excel 2003): Select the data labels and data. In this case, you’d select A1: ... Right-click the Children series and choose Format Data Series.

It's easy to turn an Excel chart into a visually compelling object. Susan Harkins walks through the steps for jazzing up data points with a simple formatting trick.

Excel 2016’s many new features include six new chart types. We’ll go over Histogram, Pareto, ... Right-click any of the rectangles on the chart and select Format Data Series.

Open the Excel 2010 files that holds your phone numbers. Click on the cell that you want to change into a series of numbers spread out over several columns, or click on the letter above the column ...

We explain how to make a Lollipop Chart in Excel. ... A Format Data Series pane will open. Ensure it is on the Fill and Line tab. In the Fill section, select the No Fill option.