Visualizations in Google Sheets

You can use the following formulas to find the point of intersection of two straight lines in Google Sheets: Find the X-Value…

The easiest way to create variables that you can reference in formulas in Google Sheets is to use the Name box to…

A burndown chart is a chart that shows the ideal “burndown” (i.e. completion) of tasks vs. the actual burndown of tasks at…

The slope of a trendline represents the average increase in the y-value for a one unit increase in the x-value. To find…

You can easily chart data from multiple sheets in Google Sheets by simply adding multiple ranges for Series in the Chart editor…

A histogram is a plot that can be used to quickly visualize the distribution of values in a dataset. This tutorial provides…

This tutorial provides a step-by-step example of how to create the following cumulative sum chart in Google Sheets: Let’s jump in! Step…

Often you may want to add custom data labels to charts in Google Sheets. Fortunately this is easy to do using the…

Often you may want to create a chart in Google Sheets using a range of data and ignore any blank cells in…

Often you may want to plot an equation or a function in Google Sheets. Fortunately this is easy to do with built-in…