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John Walkenbach, Excel Charts
Debra Dalgleish, Excel Pivot Tables Recipe Book
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Great ideas for great charts (formerly known as graphs) in Excel
I’m not at all sure that information-per-inch is a good measure of success, but BonaVista thinks so. It makes MicroCharts, which integrates with Microsoft Excel to make fancy graphs of various kinds. I haven’t tried the product.
Last reviewed 15 September 2007
Microsoft Excel MVP Charley Kyd presents tools, free downloads and tips on using Excel to analyse business data.
Disclaimer: I liked these ideas so much I bought the book.
Last reviewed 15 September 2007
Andy Pope, a Microsoft Excel MVP, offers lots of good information on Excel. Look especially for the information on Charts.
Last reviewed 16 September 2007
Ed Ferrero, a Microsoft Excel MVP, presents tutorials and tips on Excel including some useful tips on charts.
Last reviewed 17 September 2007
Jon Peltier, a Microsoft Excel MVP, has great Excel chart examples and tutorials to read and sample files to download.
Last reviewed 16 September 2007
How to model economic concepts in Excel charts from Tushar Mehta, a Microsoft Excel MVP. See an example of the interactive display of the price elasticity of demand, too.
Last reviewed 16 September 2007