Dashboard Reporting Using Advanced Excel 2013
Dashboards are made up of tables, charts, gauges, and numbers. They are dynamic and interactive. They helps managers and business leaders in tracking key KPIs or metrics and take a decision based on it. They can be used in any industry, for almost any purpose. For example, you could make a financial dashboard, marketing dashboard, HR dashboard, production / Operations dashboard, project dashboard, and more. Dashboard provides at-a-glance views into key measures relevant to a particular objective or business process. Dashboards have three main attributes:
- Dashboards are typically graphical in nature, providing visualizations that help focus attention on key trends, comparisons, and exceptions.
- Dashboards often display only data that are relevant to the goal of the dashboard.
- Because dashboards are designed with a specific purpose or goal, they inherently contain predefined conclusions that relieve the end user from performing his own analysis.