How to make Dynamic 3D Cylinder Chart in Excel - PART 2 - Excel Tips and Tricks

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Learn how to make dynamic 3D cylinder chart in Excel.

To create a cylindrical shape chart in Excel, first, select the data you want to include in the chart. Then, go to the "Insert" tab, choose the "3-D Cylinder" chart option from the Chart types, and Excel will generate a cylindrical shape chart for you. Similarly, to create a stack chart, select your data, go to the "Insert" tab, and choose the "Stacked Bar" chart type. A clustered cylinder chart in Excel combines the cylindrical shapes for different data series within clustered groups, offering a visual representation of data in both the vertical and horizontal dimensions. To create a stacked area chart in Excel, highlight the relevant data and choose the "Stacked Area" chart type from the "Insert" tab. For a dynamic shape in Excel, you can use shapes and link them to cells containing dynamic data. A cylinder column chart represents data using vertical cylindrical columns. The difference between a cylinder column and a square column lies in the shape of the columns used to represent the data. While a cylinder column has a cylindrical shape, a square column has a square shape. The two types of column charts you can create in Excel are clustered column charts, where columns are grouped side by side, and stacked column charts, where columns are stacked on top of one another to show the total value.

Here are the steps outline on the video.

Insert Chart
1) Ctrl+A
2) Insert ~ Charts ~ 3-D Stacked Column
3) Resize and reposition
4) Chart Design ~ Data ~ Switch Row / Column
5) Select Band 1 and 2 data
6) Ctrl + C
7) Select chart
8) Ctrl + V
9) Chart element (+)
10) Remove
a) Axes
b) Chart title
c) Gridlines

Cylindrical Bar Chart
1) Right-click any bar, Format Data Series...
2) Gap width = 40%
3) Column Shape = Cylinder
4) Right-click , 3-D Rotation...
5) X-Rotation = 0

Organize Stacked Chart
1) Select chart
2) Chart Design ~ Select Data...
3) Organize column like this.
a) Down End
b) Band 1
c) Band 2
d) Production
e) Transparent
f) Band 2
g) Band 1
h) Up End
4) OK

Transparent Bar
1) Right-click, Format Data Series..
2) Fill and Line
3) Fill ~ Solid Fill
4) Transparency to 80%

Stacked Chart Color
1) Dark blue to green
2) Dark Red to white
3) Green to white
4) Blue to green
5) Yellow to white

Add Shadow
1) Select bottom bar
2) Right-click, Format Data Series..
3) Effects
4) Shadow
5) Distance 9pt

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