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This article is part of a series that supports the lunch and learn webinars on how to bring financial reports alive in Excel with visualisation. This third article will explore how to compare two data sets using a Waterfall Chart in Excel.

This article is part of a series that supports the lunch and learn webinars on how to bring financial reports alive in Excel with visualisation. This second article will explore how to visualise monthly results with a range of charts and chart features in Excel.

Transform raw data into insightful visualisations and easy-to-read reporting with our lunch and learn series of five 30 minute webinars, presented by John Tennent, Corporate Edge.

In this series we are going to examine some of the capabilities of Excel Tables. We will be concentrating on the practical use of Tables to improve spreadsheet productivity. The previous two-part article looked at the use of structured references to refer to all or part of an Excel Table, from cells outside of the Table as well as cells within the Table. We are going to conclude our exploration of Tables by looking at Filtering and Sorting, and using Sparklines and check boxes in Table columns. Then, in the next part of the series, we will look at how Tables work with Power Query.

Following on from ‘A beginner's guide to automating in Excel using Office Scripts’ webinar, Mark Proctor, Microsoft MVP and Director at Excel Off The Grid, returns to address more of the questions that came out of the webinar on how to get started with Office scripts to automate tasks and processes in Excel.