Excel Dashboard can provide an at-a-glance view that helps you quickly monitor the key indicators of performance. It contains small graphs on one page and management can easily visualize trends and correlate data. It is a great way to save time because users can replace the old data with the new one in each month on the dashboard templates. So the small businesses can also benefit with it.
The instructor will lead students using different exercises to create tabular, summary, matrix and join reports. Students will learn advanced reporting functionality such as charting, report summary fields and building custom report types.
In this exercise, student will learn using form controls to create various interfaces for data input. With the help of these interfaces, end users can operate the dashboard more efficient.
This exercise demonstrates the techniques of feeding data from the raw data to the dashboard. It works as placing a small window in the dashboard, users can browse and scroll the underlying data with the scrollbar inside the ”window”.
In this exercise, student will learn how to an interface which allows users to see the results from different factors. The interface consists of several form controls and the results are calculated dynamically with the appropriate functions and formulas.
The exercise wraps up what students learned in class and put them to work. Students are required to create a dashboard which can show results for different input, and present them pictorially with a series of charts. Through the exercise, students will gain a more concrete concept how to create a management dashboard from start to finish.
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