In the last video, we introduced the tips for making dynamic charts quickly. And this video will show you how to create dynamic charts with the help of the VLOOKUP function. Some knowledge points such as drop-down lists, VLOOKUP function, and absolute references are involved in making dynamic charts. If you are not familiar with these knowledge points, you're welcome to enter WPS Academy to search for learning. Take this table as an example. We're going to create a dynamic char....

In this video, we'll introduce three practical functions in excel, which are the RIGHT, LEFT, and MID functions.In this example, if we want to extract the first three numbers on the right, how can we realize it? The RIGHT function could help. It can extract characters within a cell, from the right to the left. Here is the complete formula of the RIGHT function. RIGHT(text,num_chars) The first parameter text refers to the specific text to be extracted. The second parameter num_chars....

A pivot chart is a graphical representation of a pivot table, which can clearly and intuitively visualize the data. Suppose we now want to create a pivot chart of the total sales of each branch in the fourth quarter. How can we do that? Take this table as an example. Select any cell in the data area, click the Insert tab, then the PivotChart button. Now select New Worksheet in the popup dialog box, and click OK. After that, we can create an empty PivotTable and an empty PivotChart.In W....

The mini chart can help us to compare and analyze data of a row or column. It is very useful when presenting data. So in this video, we are going to show you how to create simple and intuitive mini charts.In Sheet1, we can see Monthly sales of clothing. But we can't visually tell the difference between sales each month. Therefore, we should use the mini chart.1. Click the Insert tab.2. Click the Line buttons.3. Now a Create Sparklines dialog box will pop up.4. Select cells B3:J3 as....

Similar to a scatter chart, a bubble chart is mainly composed of bubbles and variables to display information. Unlike scatter charts that can only display variables in the X and Y axis, bubble charts display the skill to the third variable with bubble areas.Bubble charts can be used widely in making maps- a perfect match for displaying data with regional characteristics.This is the survey data of mobile phone sales in a certain area. Let's take it as an example to make a simple bub....

When using the VLOOKUP function to locate data, a #N/A error sometimes will appear.Two common causes are listed as followed. The first reason: the searched value is not in the searching range. Take this table as an example. To get the sales of erasers, black pens, pencils, and blue pens, we need to insert the following formula: =VLOOKUP(F3,A2:D9,4,0) F3 is Lookup_value, Eraser is the value to look for. A2:D9 is Table_array, the entire table is the range containing the data to look for.....

When using tables to enter data, if we often need to enter symbols, we can set shortcut keys for commonly used symbols, which can improve our work efficiency. Take this size chart as an example. We need to enter the length unit cm multiple times, so how can we get a quick input? Click the Home tab, and the Symbol drop-down button, then click More Symbol to pop up a dialog box. Click the Custom Symbols tab, and then we can see that there are many system-defined symbols, including the cm....