How to Show Target Range in Excel Line Chart - Excel Tips and Tricks

Learn how to show target range in Excel Line Chart.

In Excel, creating a target range involves specifying a particular set of cells that serve as a reference point for calculations or data analysis. This can be done by selecting a group of cells and naming them to easily reference them later. In Excel VBA, a target range refers to a specific set of cells that a macro or script will operate on, allowing for automation and data manipulation. While Excel doesn't have a specific "range" function, it provides various functions and tools to work with data ranges, such as the SUM, AVERAGE, and COUNT functions. To select a data range in an Excel chart, simply click and drag your cursor over the cells you want to include, or specify the range in the chart data source settings. Creating a fixed range in Excel involves defining a set of cells with static references that do not change, ideal for constant values or data that doesn't evolve. On the other hand, creating a dynamic range chart in Excel entails using features like Tables or named ranges, allowing the chart to automatically update as the underlying data changes, providing a real-time representation of your information.

Here are the steps outlined in the video.

Create 3 New Columns
1) Create Low, Average and High columns
2) Enter values
3) Apply to rest of the rows

Insert New Ranges To Bar Chart
1) Select Low, Average and High columns
2) Ctrl + C
3) Select chart
4) Ctrl + V

Change line chart to bar chart
1) Right-click chart
2) Change Chart Type...
3) Combo
4) Unit Sold = Line chart
All the rest set to Stacked Column
5) OK

Create Shaded Range
1) Right click any bar chart
2) Format Data Series...
3) Gap Width = 0%
4) Change Low bar chart to "No Fill"
5) Change High bar chart to "No Fill"
6) Change Good bar chart to Green

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