Excel Charts Made Simple: Custom Template Guide

How can you repeat or reuse chart formatting in Microsoft Excel? How can you easily create consistent formatting for the charts you create in Excel? Work with Excel chart templates.

In this step-by-step Excel training (see chapter links below):
• Find out how to create a chart template to store chart formatting
• Learn the steps to apply a chart template to new or existing charts
• Discover how to save and manage Excel chart templates

⌚VIDEO CHAPTERS (timestamps):
0:00 Introduction
0:29 Working with a New or Existing Chart
1:32 Creating and Saving an Excel Chart Template
2:33 Sharing Chart Templates
2:48 Applying a Chart Template to a New Excel Chart
4:06 Applying a Chart Template to an Existing Excel Chart
4:30 Managing Existing Chart Templates
5:19 Wrap Up / Closing

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[Pauloscel]

This is a simple therefore brilliant video - Thank You just did a brilliant little dashboard for my Girlfriend Carol - Teaching feedback from students on her Diabetes training course

[eisamoosavi]

Thank you for sharing your video. It's great to see it at the top of the Google search results. However, I have a question regarding the use of the term "TEPLATE" for these templates. In reality, one still needs to remember the specific size, text, and title requirements for each instance. As a PhD student, I consistently use graphs with identical axis names and similar shapes for about 80% of my work. Consequently, I fail to see the purpose of utilizing templates, which is quite disappointing at this stage. I would greatly appreciate any recommendations you may have.😀