Bubble Chart Creator
Quickly and easily create bubble charts to illustrate your data.
A collection of business analysis add-ins for Microsoft Excel.
The Business Analysis Collection contains our most popular business analysis related add-ins for Microsoft Excel. You get all the add-ins listed below to help you do business analysis work in Excel. We sell the add-ins as a collection to provide you with over 70% savings off of the individual prices.
All of the add-ins in the Business Analysis Collection are easily opened from the Business Analysis ribbon tab.
To make learning and using the collection easy, all the add-ins come with exercise files with step by step instructions for hands-on practice. The exercise files and help files are easily accessed from the opening dialogs, and all of the add-ins are menu driven for ease of use.
The add-ins in our collections do not expire or require renewal after a year; they continue to work for years and years with just the one time purchase. Only the download link expires.
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Quickly and easily create bubble charts to illustrate your data.
Create charts that compare quantity or volume to unit rates such as price/unit or profit per unit.
Easily create clustered stacked column charts.
Create equations that work on colored cells. For example, sum cells based on color.
Convert data into a form usable by pivot tables.
Trace formulas on many cells at one time versus manually one at a time.
Bookmark your favorite files and folders for quick access.
Easily filter your data with just a click of a button.
Change your entire approach to to-do list management.
Determine the cost and cash flows of loans. Analyze loan payments and cash flow.
Create Mekko charts that show three dimensions of data.
Make using pivot tables easier.
Use just one chart for hundreds of rows of data.
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Automatically print multiple Excel reports.
Create charts that help you explain your data, such as changes in earnings or cost from one period to another.