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DASHBOARD REPORTING USING EXCEL

“A Dashboard is a visual display of the most important


information needed to achieve one or more objectives;
consolidated and arranged on a single screen so the
information can monitored at a glance.“
BENEFITS OF DASHBOARDS: TYPES OF DASHBOARDS:

Better visual presentation of data. 
Strategic Dashboards

Instant visibility of all systems in total. 
Analytical Dashboards

Easy to highlight exceptional data point. 
Operational Dashboards

Help in alignment of strategies and 
Informational Dashboards
organisational goals.
COMPONENTS CAN BE USED IN DASHBOARDS

Tables 
Conditional Formatting 
Slicers 
Pivot Tables

Sparklines 
Charts 
Interactive Controls 
Pivot Charts

CREATING A DASHBOARD

Step 1: Taking example


of data.
Step 2: Creating multiple
PivotCharts of given data.
(Insert>Tables>PivotCharts)

Step 3: Inserting Slicers


for multiple charts
(Insert>Filter>Slicer)

Step 4: Linking of Slicers


with Pivot Table by using
PivotTable Connections.
Step 5: Cut all the charts and and take to a new single
sheet in such a way that all fits in single window.

Now we can play with Slicers and try to analyse


the data by changing product/category/country.

DASHBOARD

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