Better Dashboards in Google Sheets

Andrew Kamphey concentrates on the presentation layer of a Sheets dashboard. Layout principles, labels, square cells and visual effects support a step-by-step example with a month selector. It suits learners who already understand Sheets and want to make a summary easier to read, rather than learn spreadsheet formulas from the beginning.

What you will learn

• Plan a readable dashboard layout.
• Use labels and visual hierarchy.
• Add a month-based interactive control.

Who this suits

Learners with fundamental Google Sheets knowledge; the provider says programming experience is unnecessary for the dashboard examples.

Before you enroll

Use a Google account and a browser suitable for Sheets. Practice with fictional or public data, check sharing permissions and verify formulas against small examples with known answers. Interface details and connected services can change after recording; independent exercises add to the listed video time.

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Put it into practice

Redesign a fictional monthly dashboard using a small number of metrics. Change the selected month and verify that the labels and figures all refer to the same period.

Source and review

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