What new chart types you want to see in Excel? [poll]

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What new chart types you want to see in Excel?Hui, one of our in-house excel ninjas at Chandoo.org Forums, has asked an interesting question.

Microsoft is already planning the next version of Excel and is looking for our feedback into what extra chart types it should offer/include. [more]

It is an interesting question, so lets have a poll.

What new chart types you prefer to see next version of excel?

I would love to see box plots, bullet charts and dot plots.

What about you?

Use comments to share your views.

Btw, here are excel tutorials for creating bullet charts, box plots (box plot add-in) and dot plots (add-in).

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5 Responses to “Number to Words – Excel Formula”

  1. Nick Partridge says:

    As well as the Indian version, perhaps you could look into an English version as against the American version.
    Things diverge after one hundred with one hundred one OR one hundred AND one.
    I'm sure that it is always AND after n00 or n00,000 where there any of those zeros have a value. So five hundred thousand and sixteen. There could be two and's seven hundred and eighty-six thousand four hundred and twenty-six.

  2. sandeep kothari says:

    Chandoo, you are a genius.

  3. Robert H. Gascon says:

    Hi Chandoo,
    Please take a look at my NumToWords and NumToDollars formulas that I shared here:
    https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/excel/excel-numtowords-formula/m-p/727433

  4. David says:

    100000000 One Hundred FALSE Million
    Is there any reason for this error?

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