Pivot tables are powerful tools that let you gain very useful insights into your data. A common question on a lot of Google Sheets forums is “How to Refresh Pivot Tables in Google Sheets?” How to Refresh Pivot Table in Google Sheets In general, Pivot tables don’t need to be manually refreshed. They get automatically […]
A bell curve is a useful graph for comparing how data points compare to the rest of the data. I am sure you have heard of people talking about getting an appraisal based on the bell curve. This graph helps demonstrate where the majority of data points exist in a graph, how close those […]
Sometimes, a visualization helps to group data and find patterns. That’s why I love a scatter plot in Google Sheets. They’re useful for showing trends and relationships in data when other graphs aren’t up to the task. So how do you make a scatter plot? My guide below shows the step-by-step instructions. How to Make […]
Histograms are an incredibly useful way to show how data distributes into groups in a larger range. A histogram sorts data into “buckets” of closely related values instead of by unique values. Google Sheets features an easy-to-use, built-in histogram graphing tool. Instead of listing how many times someone scored a given percentage on a test, […]
How to Make a Pie Chart in Google Sheets – Step-by-Step Video Tutorial: How to make a pie chart in Google Sheets? Pie charts are a great way to visually represent data because they are easy to create and analyze. You can create your own pie chart on Google Sheets very easily. Google Sheets also […]
Sparklines are miniature charts that you can create within a cell. These are quite useful when you’re creating a dashboard and want to quickly show a trend, seasonal increase or decrease, or outliers (maximum/minimum) visually. According to Wikipedia – a sparkline is a small graphic designed to give a quick representation of numerical or statistical information within […]
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