How to Create a Dynamic Chart in Excel using Angle Text Method

Creating dynamic charts in Excel can be an efficient way to analyze data, especially when you need to update the chart frequently. One method to achieve this is by using the angle text method, which is easy to use but not as flexible as other methods like table method. This approach is suitable for users who are working with older versions of Excel, such as Excel 2003.

To implement this method, follow these two steps:

Firstly, you need to insert a stacked line with markers chart into your worksheet. To do this, select the entire table and go to the 'Insert' tab in the ribbon. Click on the 'Chart' button and choose the desired chart type. A dialog box will appear, asking for the range of the table. Select the option 'My Table has Headers'.

Secondly, once you have inserted the chart, you can change the data in the table, which will automatically update the chart. This is an efficient way to analyze your data as you don't need to constantly modify the graph.

Here's an example of what the final result looks like:

By using this angle text method, you can easily create a dynamic chart in Excel that reflects changes in your data. This approach is available in all Excel versions from 2007 onwards. If you are working with an older version of Excel, such as Excel 2003, then this method is perfect for you.

For more information on creating dynamic charts in Excel, you can refer to the following resources:

* TEXT and String Functions in Excel (26+)

* Lookup and Reference Functions in Excel (35+)

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