Global Leader Week 9: Advanced Chart Tricks

What is the first step in creating a dynamic chart using a defined name for a spill range?

What symbol is necessary at the end of the defined name to indicate it refers to a spill range?

Which range should be selected to create the column chart for dynamic data?

When replacing the range for Legend Entries in the chart, what must be preserved?

Which functions in Excel 365 allow the dynamic sorting of chart values?

How will the chart behave when new data is added to the Product_Sales table?

What is the benefit of using dynamic array formulas in charts?

What is required to sort the category axis in a dynamic chart?

What happens to charts when new rows or columns are added to the underlying table?

Which series of steps is correct for creating a clustered column chart using a table?

How does a chart react to changes in the underlying table range?

Why can't a dynamic array formula's spill range be directly used for creating a chart?

What is one method to create dynamic chart ranges using array formulas?

What is the consequence of inserting a chart directly from a spill range without defining a name?

What is the purpose of the COUNTIFS function in dynamic chart creation?

What is an example of how charts reference their source data when using a table?

Which of the following statements about dynamic charts is true?

Which function combination is used to order product names and totals by rank?

How does the ROW function contribute to the INDEX-MATCH formula in cell K3?

What is a key benefit of using data formatted as a table for dynamic charts?

What can be used in Excel 365 for dynamically sorting values in charts?

What ensures that a unique rank number is applied in the case of tied sales?

Which formula is used to return the sales value associated with a specific rank?

What is one method for automatically sorting values without using Excel 365?

Dynamic charts can only be created using standard chart types in Excel.

The primary advantage of using data formatted as a table for dynamic charts is to ensure automatic updates when new data is added.

Dynamic charts cannot change color based on the value of key metrics.

Dynamic sorting of chart data can only be achieved using Excel 365.

Charts in Excel can present data effectively using only the standard settings provided.

A dynamic chart's data can shift over time based on specified criteria.

Formulas play a minimal role in enhancing the effectiveness of dynamic charts.

The primary goal when creating dynamic charts is to minimize manual tasks and improve accuracy.

When new rows or columns are added to a table, the corresponding chart will not automatically update.

Dynamic array formulas can be used directly in a chart's source without any additional steps.

The chart's data source can sometimes reference a specific cell range instead of a table name.

Resizing a table using the blue handle affects the associated chart's data range.

A clustered column chart can be created by selecting a dynamic array formula's spill range directly.

Charts created from a table source will update with the table data changes without any action needed.

All charts can utilize dynamic array formulas directly in their data sources.

The amount of data plotted in a chart is unaffected by the range and data in the source table.

A hash (#) must be included at the end of the defined name to indicate it refers to a spill range.

To sort the values in a dynamic chart automatically, the SORT and SORTBY functions can be utilized in Excel 365.

Product_Labels should not include the sheet name when defining the range for the category axis labels in the chart.

New data added to the Product_Sales table does not affect the dynamic chart created from it.

The Edit button for the Legend Entries must be clicked to replace the source range with a defined name.

Using a defined name for a data range in charts simplifies the management of data references during data updates.

Excel 365 does not support sorting chart values in descending order automatically.

To create a clustered column chart, selecting the range F3:G7 is unnecessary.

The formula =SORT(SUMIFS(Product_Sales2[Total], Product_Sales2[Product], UNIQUE(Product_Sales2[Product])), , -1) is used to sum the sales of distinct products in ascending order.

SORTBY can be used to sort an array based on another array using the SUMIFS function.

Excel 365 users can use the SORT and SORTBY functions, but they are the only methods available for sorting values dynamically.

A dynamic chart updates its data automatically when using formulas to prepare the source data.

COUNTIFS is used in the ranking formula to ensure that duplicate sales values receive the same rank.

The formula =RANK.EQ([@Total],[Total],1) would rank the total values in ascending order.

Using separate tables for data, calculations, and reports is considered a bad practice in report creation.

The COUNTIFS function cannot be used to create unique ranks in cases of tied values.

The INDEX and MATCH combination can be used to order product names and totals by rank.

Dynamic charts can only be created using Excel 365 features.

Filling down the INDEX-MATCH formula changes the rank number returned based on the row number in the formula.

The column chart can be created directly from an unordered table of values.

Dynamic array formulas do not contribute to the creation of dynamic chart ranges.

A primary benefit of using tables for dynamic charts is to enable manual updates of chart data.

Tied sales values result in the same rank being assigned without the influence of any functions.