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Building Interactive Dashboards in Microsoft 365 Excel

You're reading from   Building Interactive Dashboards in Microsoft 365 Excel Harness the new features and formulae in M365 Excel to create dynamic, automated dashboards

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Product type Paperback
Published in Feb 2024
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781803237299
Length 420 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Preface 1. Part 1 – Dashboards and Reports in Modern Excel FREE CHAPTER
2. Chapter 1: Dashboards, Reports, and M365 Excel 3. Chapter 2: Common Dashboards in Lsarge Companies 4. Part 2 – Keeping Your Eyes on Automation
5. Chapter 3: The Importance of Connecting Directly to the Primary Data Sources 6. Chapter 4: Power Query: the Ultimate Data Transformation Tool 7. Chapter 5: PivotTable and Power Pivot 8. Chapter 6: Must-Know Legacy Excel Functions 9. Chapter 7: Dynamic Array Functions and Lambda Functions 10. Part 3 – Getting the Visualization Right
11. Chapter 8: Getting Comfortable with the 19 Excel Charts 12. Chapter 9: Non-Chart Visuals 13. Chapter 10: Setting Up the Dashboard's Data Model 14. Chapter 11: Perfecting the Dashboard 15. Chapter 12: Best Practices for Real-World Dashboard Building 16. Index 17. Other Books You May Enjoy

Must-Know Legacy Excel Functions

Functions are a very important part of Excel and make many of the reports and analyses carried out in Excel possible. The ability to have reports that recompute the very instant the underlying data changes is what makes Excel a preferred choice by company executives and business managers who don’t want complex IT-driven applications. The ease with which reports can be created, edited, and shared is why Excel is widely used by all the functional departments of most companies. Functions in Excel are the biggest enablers of that ease of report creation.

Functions are what make it possible to carry out quick computations and complex analyses in Excel with a few keystrokes. There are over 460 Excel functions and Microsoft keeps adding new ones almost yearly. From Excel 2021 and above, Excel completely changed how functions work within Excel and gave rise to the classification of prior versions of Excel as Legacy Excel. Thus, Excel 2021 and above...

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