While static Excel charts are adequate for basic data analysis, they fall short when you want to explore trends, compare scenarios, and truly interact with your information. Here is where dynamic ...

– Consider using a stacked bar chart to add depth to your data. Experiment with reversing categories and customizing colors to create a more visually engaging and easily interpretable chart.

Open Excel and select your data that you want to visualize in the McKinsey chart. Go to the ‘Insert’ tab and click on ‘Waterfall’ or ‘Stock chart’ and then select ‘Waterfall’.

LSEG Data & Analytics has launched a new Workspace Add-in for Microsoft Excel and PowerPoint, now available to Workspace users with a Microsoft 365 licence. This marks a significant milestone in ...