How to Create a Dashboard in Google Sheets in 5 Minutes - 2024 Edition 📈

Did you know you can create a dashboard in Google Sheets? Sounds crazy but you can actually turn a regular Google Sheet into a fully working dashboard.
I’ll walk you through the process of creating a dashboard in Google Sheet and making it interactive. Here is what to expect from this video:
✅ How to create a dashboard in Google Sheets
✅ How to customize Charts in Google Sheets
✅ How to add filters in Google Sheets
✅ Bonus: How to import data into Google Sheets automatically
And many other tips and tricks.
To follow along with the tutorial you can use our sample data set: docs.google.com/spreadsheets/...
Jump to the section that interests you the most:
00:00 Intro
00:32 Dashboard setup
00:53 First chart - scorecard
02:11 Extract month from date
02:45 Line chart
03:22 Table chart
03:52 Slicer filter
04:26 Importing data for the dashboard
05:15 Sum up
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[@paprmache]

Sick tutorial, found it helpful. Great delivery from the instructor!

[@coupleracademy]

Thanks!

[@StanWilliams-gk4qn]

This was so helpful!

[@coupleracademy]

Glad to hear that!

[@Khadijabb79]

Juste parfait! 👌🏼

[@coupleracademy]

Merci! :)

[@Eslamz1000]

Month column is missing in the template in the description

[@venkythe.4828]

Really helpful 😊

[@coupleracademy]

Glad you think this way, thanks!

[@JK-fh6zf]

Super helpful!👍

[@coupleracademy]

Awesome to hear that, thanks!

[@DanielLeeMarch2001]

Great video!
FYI the month column is missing

[@liaabiaaaa0557]

How would you do the date part if you have data with numbers? (1/1/2020) instead of with text? (Report pulls directly form Salesforce so dates are unchangeable.

[@coupleracademy]

Great question! If your data has dates in number format (like 1/1/2020), you can still work with them in your Google Sheets dashboard. Google Sheets should recognize the numbers as dates if they’re formatted correctly.
If you need to manipulate these dates, you can use functions like DATE, TEXT, or DATEVALUE. For example, you can use:
=TEXT(A1, "mm/dd/yyyy")
to convert a numeric date to a text format. If you need to extract parts of the date, functions like YEAR, MONTH, and DAY can be handy too. :)

[@CaribouDataScience]

How do I format the Total Order column in the table?

[@coupleracademy]

Hi! How would you like to format it? You'll find plenty of options in the 'Format' menu, such as changing the currency symbol, number of decimals, different alignment within cell, etc

[@mohitdhiman8295]

Can we 2 slicer for 1 data

[@coupleracademy]

Hey! Definitely, add as many slicers as you need :)

[@IsmahaniHuda]

for the table chart, how can I display the amount for only 2 d.p?

[@coupleracademy]

Hi! You can use the "Custom number format" option from the Format -> Number menu to decide on the number of decimal places.

[@relaxinggospelmusic2421]

😍

[@coupleracademy]

Thanks :)

[@tube-moroccan]

U good

[@coupleracademy]

cheers