Ten Tips For Excel Charts | Tip # 4 | Quickly filter data from a chart

Hello, and welcome to Mark’s Excel Tips. In this article, I will show you the fourth tip, in a series of 10, tips for Excel charts.

After going through these ten charting tips, you’ll be faster and more efficient than ever before. You can find the links to each of these 10 Excel tips at the bottom of this article. Let’s get started.

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Tip #4: Quickly filter data from a chart.


Let’s say you don’t want this chart to include Doris’s data.


Click the chart below.


And then click the Filters button to the right of the chart.


Uncheck Doris.


And then click the Apply button at the bottom of the checkboxes.


The chart now excludes Doris’s data. (you can check the box for Doris to bring the data back if you want).


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Tip # 1 | Press Alt + F1 to quickly make a chart

Tip # 2 | Select specific columns, before creating a chart

Tip # 3 | Use a table with a chart

Tip # 4 | Quickly filter data from a chart

Tip # 5 | Use Pivot Charts when your data isn’t summarized

Tip # 6 | Create multi-level labels

Tip # 7 | Use a secondary axis to create a combo chart

Tip # 8 | Hook up a chart title to a cell

Tip # 9 | Split off slices into a second pie

Tip # 10 | Hover over chart elements to get a preview

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