
Aug 18, 2014
Microsoft Excel comes with a whole heap of different chart types and it is amazing to see that Waterfall chart is not one of them. A Waterfall chart is a column chart that only shows the growth in each row of data. Therefore, we should make one manually if need be. To do this, we need to create a new table out of the original that shows the growth for each row, and then simply chart this new table. Let’s say that we need to create a Waterfall chart for a table that holds student scores. Here are the steps you’d take to create this chart. Step 1: Copy the table to a separate sheet.








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