Indeed, you can use Excel to create heat maps for pretty much anything, from displaying your sports team's on-field strengths to showing how climate change is impacting temperatures over time.

To create maps using Excel data outside of Excel, you can also use online mapping services like BatchGeo.com or Google Earth. BatchGeo.com lets you paste your Excel data directly into their web page.

Displaying values on a map chart is more meaningful than handing someone a sheet of data. Thanks to Microsoft Excel's Geography data type, creating a map chart is easier than you might think.

How to Make a List of Excel Data Into Data Separated by Comma. Microsoft Excel 2010 stores data within cells, which are simply segregated pieces of the spreadsheet that Excel can then reference to ...

Creating effective data visualization such as a heat map need not require special software – just Microsoft Excel. The techniques shown in the upcoming Wits Mining Institute (WMI) course – Geospatial ...

Data is everywhere, but how should you organize it, visualize it, and utilize it to solve problems and make data-driven decisions? This hands-on workshop will show you how to use Microsoft® Excel for ...

When collaborating in Excel, sometimes the collaboration can be distracting. Here's how to make a static image so you can do your own work without interruption.

Turn raw data into actionable insights with Excel 365’s conditional formatting. Learn to create dynamic visuals with ease in this guide.

Microsoft recently added a new optical character recognition feature to Excel that lets users import data from a photograph taken from a smartphone. Here's how to use it.