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Excel Chart Axis Switch - Cool Trick for Comparing Multiple Charts - My Online Training Hub

Excel Chart Axis Switch - Cool Trick for Comparing Multiple Charts - My Online Training Hub

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Excel Chart Axis Switch - Cool Trick for Comparing Multiple Charts - My Online Training Hub Switch between axis scales for panel charts or small multiples with this clever toggle. Download the example file here: https://www.myonlinetraininghub.com/excel-chart-axis-switch Learn more chart tricks and Excel Dashboards in my comprehensive courses: https://www.myonlinetraininghub.com/ 0:34 Chart Setup 0:52 Create Common Axis Scale 2:17 Insert Switch Control 5:17 Modernising the Switch
Date: 2022-04-08

Comments and reviews: 10


That's AWESOME...
Learnt to use -Form- Controls instead of -ActiveX- Controls - I REALLY didn't want to change one drop-down box control to manual entry on an existing Excel form.
This way IT won't block .xlsm files all the time
Thought I knew excel until I started watching your Videos
Fast pace is great - as always content is excellent to enable rewind & figure out how you did something
THANK YOU VERY MUCH

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Another sneaky solution Mynda! Very nice and always great content team! Thank you for sharing
TIP - at the 01:29 mark, you copy paste the MIN function to generate the MAX function
You can do it faster using the CTRL + ' [apostrophe] shortcut on the cell immediately below
It will place the same formula as the above cell and also respects absolute / relative cells
Best wishes!
Cherian in Abu Dhabi

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Thanks Mynda. A very nice solution for an annoying problem. Please use your influence as MVP to convince Microsoft that the min max setting to achses should be possible to a cell reference. It is on the user voice Excel for many years...
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Fantastic idea.. Just 1 thought to share - we could also create a simple drop down box - with these 2 options. So we may avoid the radio buttons at all. However, it looks visually very nice with radio buttons & formatting
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I love clever solutions and this one qualifies! I especially like the quick aside regarding the use of ActiveX controls forcing you to save the file as macro-enabled. Simpler and fewer hurdles is definitely better.
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Amazing, but I have plotted lot of pivot tables. When I was trying to create multiple charts from 1 pivot, getting lot of issues like excel slow down like anything. Confused how to incorporate this.
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Mam, i've got problem in PowerPoint every time I insert Data in any Graph it moves and make the data complicated and i try to start again inserting the data...kindly pls help me mam..thank you
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Hi Mynda. Super clever and functional visual! Love the tricks to dress up the radio buttons which are oh so 1990s in default :)) Thanks for demonstrating. Thumbs up!!
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Great ideas Mynda. Love the use of shapes to add some design elements. The way you think your way around this program is another level. Respect!
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Cool trick but first we have to fix all axis min values to 0 in order to stop excel to change the minimum according to new data series.
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