How to Make a Price Comparison Chart in Excel – 3 Examples

How to Make a Price Comparison Chart in Excel: 3 Examples

This is the sample dataset, containing product prices for different months and brands.

Example 1 – Using a Clustered Column Chart to Make a Price Comparison Chart in Excel

Steps:

• Select the whole dataset. Here, the range B4:E10.

B4 is the column heading of  Month and E10 is the last cell of the column Brand 3.

• Go to the Insert tab.
• Select Insert Column or Bar Chart.
• Click  Clustered Column to insert a Clustered Column Chart.

• Double-click the Vertical Axis to open the Format Axis options.
• In Bounds, change the Minimum value to the minimum value in your dataset. Here, 40.
• You can also change the Maximum value.

• Add axis titles.
• Your Price Comparison Chart will be displayed.

Read More: How to Make a Comparison Chart in Excel

2. Utilizing a Line with Markers Chart in Excel

Steps:

• Select the whole dataset. Here,  B4:E10.
• Go to the Insert tab.
• Select Insert Line or Area Chart.
• Click Line with Markers to insert a Line with Markers Chart.

• Choose format the vertical axis.
• This is the output.

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Read More: How to Compare 3 Sets of Data in Excel Chart

3. Applying a Scatter Chart to Make a Price Comparison Chart in Excel

Steps:

• Select the whole dataset. Here, B4:E10.
• Go to the Insert tab.
• Select Insert Scatter (X, Y) or Bubble Chart.
• Click Scatter to insert a Scatter Chart.

• Choose format the vertical axis.
• This is the output.

Read More: How to Compare Two Sets of Data in Excel Chart

Download Practice Workbook

You can download the practice workbook from the link below.

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