A gallery of Beautiful Charts for Microsoft Excel part 5

Posted by on Thursday, May 13, 2010 · 1 Comment 

It’s time to share some great charts I’ve come across lately. This is part of my on-running gallery of beautiful chart designs which can be re-created in Microsoft Excel.

This can be created with Excel's symbol set

Who says charts must look like charts?

The colours make this chart very dramatic and mesmerizing...

The colours makes me feel happy!

What a cruel world...

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One Response to “A gallery of Beautiful Charts for Microsoft Excel part 5”
  1. Jon Peltier says:
    May 17, 2010 at 7:27 pm

    What’s in the pie chart in the broadband speed image? (There are no links, so I can’t drill down to the original.) It looks like it uses broadband speed, which makes absolutely no sense: how can you add up all the speeds and get a total for a pie chart?

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