Creating Dynamic Charts in Excel (Using Drop-down List and Scroll Bar) | FREE Excel Course



In this video of this Free Excel training, I will show you how to create dynamic charts in Excel.

It covers two examples that show how to make charts that are dynamic and are dependent on the drop-down list selection and scroll bar (2 examples)

Dynamic charts in Excel allow you to change the chart based on user selection. For example, you can update the chart as soon as you change the scroll bar or click a button or make a selection from a drop-down list

This video covers two detailed examples of creating dynamic charts from scratch in Excel.

Example 1 – Creating a dynamic chart that updates as soon as you use the scroll bar to change the year value. The scroll bar value is linked to a cell and that cell is used to get the data for the chart.

Example 2 – Creating a dynamic chart that plots the data on a scatter chart based on the column you select. There is a drop-down that allows you to select which data series should be plotted on the X-axis and which should be plotted on the Y Axis

This dynamic chart video is a part of my Free Online Excel Training where I show you how to use Excel from the basics and also cover a lot of advanced topics.

You can find more details about this Free Excel Training + the download files here:

☕ If you’re the videos useful and would like to support me, you can buy me a coffee –

You can also access the Full Excel Training on YouTube here:

Free Excel Course –
Paid Online Training –
Best Excel Books:

⚙️ Gear I Recommend:
Camera –
Screen Recorder – techsmith.z6rjha.net/26D9Q
USB Mic –
Wireless Mic:
Lighting –

Subscribe to get awesome Excel Tips every week:

Note: Some of these links here are affiliate links!

#Excel #ExcelTips #ExcelTutorial

Watch more new videos about Excel Office | Synthesized by Mindovermetal English

5/5 - (1 bình chọn)

Bài viết liên quan

Theo dõi
Thông báo của
guest
10 Comments
Cũ nhất
Mới nhất Được bỏ phiếu nhiều nhất
Phản hồi nội tuyến
Xem tất cả bình luận
Steven Litvintchouk

Excellent! But there's one thing I don't understand: At time 23:23, you're calling the ROWS function on ($G$1:G1). I don't understand why there's a relative reference to G1 after an absolute reference to $G$1.

Seun On

Honestly man. You are an absolute genius. So simple yet so brilliant when it all comes together. Amazing. If I become great at excel one day, I probably owe it to you.

Rahul Shewale

Thank you sir

Robert Massaro

Superb- thank you for taking me through these features- some of which I am amazed at and have never seen.

Gf Fg

many many thanks, this save my live i could not thank you enough

Ogaga and Zino

Great tutorial.

But i have a question. How can you double click the header to produce the values in the second example?

Is that some sort of dialogue button?

Prasanth Jayaraman

Thanks a lot for your wonderful and step by step explanation. I'm trying to learn from your training and followed the procedure. Created ActiveX scroll bar, when I click on the Format Control, finding only 4 tabs (Size, Protection, Proprieties and All Text) . Not able to see the Control tab.
Can you help on this.

Jack Lavoie

I use live a live data feed into excel RTD and it all updates live but when I chart the data the chart does not update live, how would I make that happen? thanks

R.K. ENTERTAINMENT

Good

Randy Smith

Two questions: 1) In the first example, I don't understand how the F4 column reference works in the dynamic formula. 2) Why did you use 5 as the upper boundary in the first example?