The clicks you make on the scroll bar will start to show the bars in the column chart.Īs of now, I have clicked the scroll bar only 3 times, so it is showing only for 3 months. Step 7: Now, the COLUMN CHART has created. But here, select the rearranged data instead of the original data.
Step 6: Now insert a COLUMN CHART as shown in example 1. So like this, I have mentioned the formula for all the 12 months. Similarly, in cell F5, I have mentioned if cell C1 (scrollbar linked cell) is greater than or equal to 2, I want the value from cell B3 (that contains Feb month sales). In cell E5, I have mentioned the formula: If the cell C1 (scrollbar linked cell) is greater than or equal to 1, I want the value from cell B2 (that contains Jan month sales). I am applying the IF formula to rearrange the data. Step 5: Now, we need to rearrange the data to create a chart. Now you can check by clicking on the scroll bar. If I click on the scroll bar once in cell C1 the value will be 1 if I click on the scroll bar twice, it will show the value as 2 because it is incremented by 1. Incremental Change: This is once you click on the ScrollBar, what is the incremental value you need to give.Ĭell link: This is the link given to a cell.
I have chosen 12 because I have only 12 months of data to present. Maximum Value: This is the highest value to mention.
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