@kaisaorgusaar7989
I did not know that map charts existed in Excel. I am mindblown! This is extremely useful!
@SavageGothamChess
Are you kidding me? Never knew this. Really love the animated 3D map. That was so cool. Awesome video.
@nonoobott8602
Just what I needed. Very explicit and easy to follow. You're phenomenal Kevin. Thanks for sharing
@Juan_ChoS
This is one of the best excel tutorials I've seen
@samaiech7587
Well done and very informative. Beats regular training from professional training centers as far as I'm concerned. THANK YOU!
@vb2641
Thank You very much for this Great Video. How to publish it online? In Google Slides for example You can publish presentation. Is there is such a feature in Office 365 to publish interactive map?
@Aaronperiod
You have rocked out my world with this video
@danhnguyen-mm2ue
did not even know Excel can do this !!!! thks
@junetorres4120
wow... Thank you kevin, now my presentation of data become better than before. I really love this... 😍😍😍
@buysmartter
I needed that a week ago. Seriously. This is mind blowing. Had no idea excel had those!
@tropolite
I still can't find Kevin's Cookies in Australia... Good detailed tutorial, nicely paced and well explained. Thanks
@bharatbhushantiwari2138
Love from india You are excellent
@Darkslide820
Damn this a lot of good info, never noticed there was a 3D map option (even though it's right there...). I love the drop down box idea to filter what continent shows up on the map. But since I'm not a fan of helper columns, I'll throw a couple suggestions out for anyone trying to copy this: 1) Instead of making the "Regions" column, you can paste a UNIQUE formula directly into the data validation setup, then the drop down list will only show the unique values from the actual data table Column A 2) Instead of adding the TRUE/FALSE column, when adding that FILTER table that pulls the relevant country and sales based on what's selected in the drop down box, make the criteria range (I think it's the 2nd portion of the FILTER formula, might be called "include") A:A= [the cell that had the drop down box]
@johncheung4905
WoW !!! What an amazing presentation! Amazing! I love it !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@riro58
love from Bangladesh
@TylerStanczak
Never knew about this map feature in excel this is amazing! :)
@zephyrjohn879
Straight to the point.
@joanhatcher1083
Wow! I didn't know this. Thanks for sharing.
@AvanishKesharwani
Extremely Thanks for the video. It is one of my better topic in Excel and your explanation made it best. I really like your video. I have never thinked of it earlier whether it is possible in Excel. Again, Many many thanks to you. 👍 :-)
@KevinStratvert