This tip will help you to select all cells in the worksheet in one click.

When you select a range of data, Excel displays a Quick Analysis button in the lower-right corner of the range. But this option can be turned off.

When Excel is installed, the default chart is a 2-D Column chart, but you can easily change the default chart type.

To emphasize differences between data in the chart it will be interesting to create a column chart in which the color of each column depends on the value displayed.

Sometimes you want to show a single chart that consists of series that use different chart types.

When you create a chart with a scroll bar, it will be useful to create a chart with all data to see which data fragment you see in the scrolling chart.

Sometimes you need to create a chart that shows a large data amount. Then it would be useful to insert a scroll bar in your chart:

In this tip, we will show how to combine two different chart types into one chart. For example, to merge a Bubble chart with an Area chart:

If you have a line chart with two different data series, you might want to compare those series at each point along the horizontal axis. There are two different options for this, available in two locations, along with the Chart Design tab of the ribbon:

If you need to create a simple Gantt chart, see Creating a Gantt chart or Gantt chart with progress. To add events to your Gantt chart, see Progress Gantt chart with events. This tip will help you to extend those charts by a vertical line that shows the current date.