In this article, we teach you everything you need to know about waterfall charts in think-cell. We cover inserting, adding data, formatting, stacking segments, comparison columns, and much more!
In this article, we show you two simple ways to add a total column to your think-cell waterfall chart, and optionally how to disconnect the total from the rest of the chart.
Partitions are extremely useful to highlight segments of your scatter or bubble charts. In this tutorial, we show you how to add partitions in Think-Cell.
It can be quite painful typing out activity labels in a big Gantt chart. In this tutorial, we show you how to quickly paste activity labels from Excel into your Think-Cell Gantt chart in bulk.
The most experienced Powerpoint users are able to build slides really quickly using shortcuts. And one of the most useful shortcuts is selecting multiple elements. In this tutorial, we’ll…
How to add two y-axes to a Think-Cell chart: Step 1. Insert a chart that contains a line Firstly, add a new Think-Cell chart to your PowerPoint slide canvas….
What is a CAGR arrow? CAGR (or compound annual growth rate) is a measure of growth over time. In most cases, CAGR is used to show the annual growth…
How to save individual slides in think-cell: Step 1. Select an individual slide in the PowerPoint slide pane On the left-hand side of PowerPoint, you will see a pane…
What is a log scale? A typical scale on a chart is linear, which means that the scale increases by a unit of addition. On a really basic chart,…
Arrows in Think-Cell can be confusing. In the article, we show you how to use total difference arrows, level difference arrows, CAGR arrows and series CAGRs.
How to dynamically change the fill color of a Think-Cell chart : Step 1. Highlight your Excel data and insert a Think-Cell chart First, ensure that your data is…
