HI-CHART Templates '10

	Home Success Say 1.1 Messages 1.2 Highlighting 1.3 Title 1.4 Explanations Unify 2.1 Applications 2.2 Components 2.3 Elements 2.4 Language Condense 3.1 Area 3.2 Data 3.3 Elements 3.4 Relationships Check 4.1 Data 4.2 Objects 4.3 Visualization 4.4 Scaling Enable 5.1 Need 5.2 Planning 5.3 Realization 5.4 Organization Simplify 6.1 Noise 6.2 Simplify 6.3 Redundancy 6.4 Omit Structure 7.1 Homogeneous 7.2 Without Overlaps 7.3 Exhaustive 7.4 Stuctured Seminars Topics SUCCESS Seminars SUCCESS Evening Talks SUCCESS Consultant - HCC Excel Charts Excel Charts - Seminar Excel Charts - Workshop Dates Organization Preparation In-House Seminars Conferences Consulting Management Reports Tables Charts Chamber of Horrors Rings Circles Pies Spiders Spaghettis Lies Strips Graphs Brutal Graphs Annual Reports Business Presentations Preparation Message Structure Introduction Presenting Exhibits HI-CHART Templates Excel Grids PowerPoint Exhibits Dashboards Chamber of Horrors Software Excel Charts Excel Add-Ins Excel Tips and Tricks Excel Hotline Excel FAQs Company Range of Services Seminars Consulting Software Rolf Hichert Partners Holger Gerths Roman Griesfelder Anne Hichert Jörg Knuth Johannes von Mulert Ulrich Seidl Paresh Shah Markus Wolff Customers Hall of Fame Testimonials Seminar Participants Certifications Objectives and Rules Consultants Requirements Bauer, Thomas Bayer, Sven Brück, Uwe Decker, Jörg Ebner, Marcel Fleckenstein, Jens Gniffke, Michael Hoffmann, Ronny Kärcher, Tanja Kersten, Stefan Knuth, Jörg Leuenberger, Severin Meier, Daniel Mühlemann, Miranda Pascher, Dietmar Piecha, Tobias Reinke, Markus Rick, Björn Rümmelin, Kristian Sarro, Gianleandro Schubert, Lars Schwanz, Michael Sommerwerk, Tilo Stahl, Kai-Uwe Steiner, Heinz Terbuch, Thomas Wiener, Andreas Wolff, Markus Zeides, Dr. Jan Provider Blueforte Trivadis Trainers Software Cooperations Media Newsletter Brochures Articles Recommended Reading Press Press Releases Youtube Online Lectures Links Gimmicks Art Shop Software Books Training Movies Posters Cartoons Figures Promotional Items Mugs Postcards Community Forums

Chamber of Horrors

The following examples are included in the Chamber of Horrors:


			Rings Such Torus-like shapes in pseudo-3D are nice to look at, but really not very useful. More...

			Circles They are closely related to rings and pies – and of equally little use. More...

			Pies These are a 3D version of circles – often including little pieces of pie, gracefully floating more or less float in space. More...

			Spiders From the outset, these are not everyone’s cup of tea. And they are almost never the chart type of choice. More...

			Spaghettis Spaghettis (or slides) is the name given to particularly creatively designed line charts. More...

			Lies The term used to describe all charts with cut axes or truncated data series is lie charts. More...

			Brutal Charts This name might sound a bit harsh. But it is annoying when the form crushes the content. More...

			Dashboard Horrors Also known as cockpits, these overview visualizations often contain more than just a few absurdities – from steering wheels to gauges and on to visualizations of numbers in the form of barometers and thermometers. More...

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HI-CHART Templates '10 - the previous generation

We present the 2010 generation of complex Master Templates, developed entirely using Excel for creating sophisticated charts.

HI-CHART Templates '12 - the current generation

HI-CHART Templates '08 - the second generation

HI-CHART Templates '07 - the first generation

Stacked waterfall with zoom
The newest development from Holger Gerths fulfills long-standing wishes for visualization.
The stack should only be used with restraint, it is not appropriate for every application. A stack with different signs is particularly challenging.
Here a large picture is available for download.

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Master Template M_02v

Higher resolution available for download:
1024 pixels wide
1592 pixels wide

It is quite impressive what Excel is capable of when pushed to the limit...

(Here as well without any programming, no macros)

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Column Waterfall

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This example is taken from the seminar "Excel Charts 4" by Holger Gerths.

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Master Template M_01v
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Master Template M_02v with zoom

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Such visualizations are increasingly proving their worth – one of the few ways to uphold the SUCCESS Rule 4.4 (correct scaling).

(It was no easy matter to achieve this purely using Excel, Holger Gerths had to pull out all the stops here...)

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Master Template M_01h

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The stacked column chart is a classic – but a bit special here with scaling bars and highlighting.

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Master Template M_02v

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Here you can get an idea of how the Master Templates developed by Holger Gerths are constructed (many functions are hidden).

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Master Template M_02h

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This column waterfall is also a classic. One special feature is the automatic application of our Rules of Notation such as 2.2.6.

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B New menu configurator for any templates

With the new menu configurator, our Master Templates can be used conveniently. This would otherwise be impossible for templates with a hundred or more parameters. The configurator is an add-in, which can be designed by the user. We would be happy to advise customers of our master templates on how to use these tools – please contact us here.

Menu configurator
Download the movie here (wmv file with 1.7 MB)

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