Different Chart Styles

Below are some different Chart Styles available in Excel 2016.

With Gridlines

This style elevates the gridlines’ prominence, complemented by vibrant and contrasting colors. The bars, now double in size, demand attention, making this style suitable for emphasizing data variations.

Vertical Data Labels

A shift to a more minimalist approach, this style reduces gridline width and opts for vertical data labels. While these styles are numbered, their simplicity resonates with those seeking a clean yet informative display.

Shaded Columns

Embracing subtle sophistication, this style transforms ordinary columns into shaded entities adorned with delicate lines. This approach, suitable for displaying minimal data, adds an elegant touch to your chart.

Subdued Gray Background

A serene backdrop set the stage for this style, as bars unite seamlessly, forming an interconnected tapestry. This understand elegance is perfect for conveying within data points.

Gentle Hue for Columns

Leveraging soft colors, this delicately adorns columns, rendering them as independent entities. The refined presentation ensures a balanced aesthetic while promoting distinct data interpretation.

Illuminated Gridlines

In this iteration, luminous gridlines are juxtaposed with highlighted data bars. Here, the option to concela gridlines creates a clean and uncluttered chart background.

Chart styles are like a handy toolkit for making your charts look awesome. They give you a bunch of cool styles with colors, patterns, labels, and titles. Basically, all the things that make your chart easy on the eyes and extra useful for understanding data trends. These styles also supercharge your data analysis.

The easiest way to give a chart a makeover is by using the ready-made layouts that Excel offers. Just pick one that suits your fancy. You can also remove these styles when and as required.