How to add another class to histogram in excel 2016

HOW TO ADD ANOTHER CLASS TO HISTOGRAM IN EXCEL 2016 DOWNLOAD

Once we have normalized values for each of 12 sales figures for each row, we just need to concatenate them to create a 12 character long string of numbers and place this values in our newly inserted column.

Remember, we need to round the data make it one digit instead of a decimal. The formula for one month looked something like this: =ROUND(jan_sales/MAX(all_sales)*9,0). I have used linear normalization, ie the maximum value across the 12 months would be 9 and everything else will be normalized according this.

Next we need to normalize the sales values for each month to a value between 0 to 9.

We will use this column to fill up the in-cell bar graph for the last 12 month sales.

First we will insert a column next to the total sales column and call it РІР‚Сљlast 12 monthsРІР‚Сњ.

The initial data table is something like this: For this example, lets use fictitious sales data of various beverages over the last 12 months. Once you have downloaded the font, the rest is simple process.

HOW TO ADD ANOTHER CLASS TO HISTOGRAM IN EXCEL 2016 DOWNLOAD

You should download bargraph font if you want to use incell bar graphing technique mentioned here. When you use bargraph font, 0 through 9 will show bars of increasing heights, as shown below.

I quickly created a bar graph font using their wonderful editor. Thankfully this is when I noticed Font Struct, an online font creator / editor. My first challenge was that there was no font readily available for bar graphs.

What more, these would probably look gorgeous when printed out. An in-cell bar would probably be more useful and cuter than an in-cell pie as it can instantly provide trending details. Ever since writing the create in-cell pie charts in excel, I have been itching to find a simple enough method to do incell bar graphs.

How to add another class to histogram in excel 2016