Dynamic Comparison in Butterfly Chart

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In this video, you will learn how to create a Dynamic Comparison in Butterfly Chart in Microsoft Excel. Dynamic Comparison in Butterfly Chart is useful when you want to compare the Sales or any other parameter for two employees or two Teams for multiple dates. We have used Form Control Combo boxes to select the Employee name to compare the Sales. To make the dynamic and rolling dates, we have used Form Control Scroll Bar.
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PK thank you for showing how to make that beautiful butterfly chart. That is a nice visual comparison between 2 employees, and it was fun to learn. Thank you!

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Excellent and very well explained for everyone’s immediate use thanks a lot pk ji

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[@stevereed5776]

Another great video PK, I have adapted it for my own use. The only issue is that the center section (white area) does not stay central and it starts to look lop sided. Very nice looking chart though and I have to admit, I have stolen a few ideas from you over the recent months!

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PK's charts are as artistic as they are functional. I also enjoy his work very much. If you want the white area to stay centered change the Left Padding column to =MAX(Data!$B$2:$K$49)-B2; or if you know the maximum value for each day (say 100), then Left Padding to =100-B2 and copy down.

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Your explanation are good but very lengthy...suggest please drastically shorten it for more acceptablity

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Plz u can do it in user form or no

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Sir please make next version pk utility add-in