When you have a range of data in a table format, you may want to make it easier to communicate with some visual like a bar chart or a line chart. But all that data also didn’t translate well in the chart. You can still make the data visually appealing and easier to interpret by creating a heatmap within the range of data itself. Here’s an Excel #shorts video to show you how.

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