Sunday, November 26, 2017

Conditional formatting in a Chart

Conditional formatting in a chart gives an analytic view.Anybody can easy find the low performance (Red columns) and high performance (green column) on the graph. As in below as soon as Target SL% (on range F1) is being changed, columns color (red and green) is getting changed according to target.
  


Steps to use conditional formatting in a chart
1-Take two support column on C (for Red) and D (for Green)
2-Put =IF(B2<$F$1,B2,NA()) formula on column C
3-Put =IF(B2>=$F$1,B2,NA()) formula on column D
4-Fill down the formula till the end.



5-Select range A1:A11
6-Press Ctrl and select range C1:D11
7-Insert a Stacked column chart under 2D column chart



8- Change the Color for columns Red color for blue columns.
9-Green color for magenta columns (in above picture 8 May and 10 May)
10- Your chart is ready with conditional formatting.



Please download this excel file from below given link:

Tutorial video for Conditional formatting in a Chart




1 comment:

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