How to Create Quarterly Comparison Chart in Excel: 5 Easy Methods

Method 1 – Use Pie Chart for One Set of Quarterly Data Comparison

Steps:

  • Select the range B4:C8.
  • Go to the Insert
  • Choose a pie- chart.

  • Excel will create a pie chart.

pie chart quarterly comparison excel


Method 2 – Create Stacked Column Chart for Quarterly Comparison

Steps:

  • Select B4:E8.
  • Go to the Insert
  • Select the stacked column chart.

  • Excel will create a stacked column chart.
  • We renamed the chart as Sales Comparison.

Stacked Column chart quarterly comparison excel


Method 3 – Use Clustered Column Chart for Quarterly Comparison

Steps:

  • Select B4:E8.
  • Go to the Insert
  • Select the clustered column chart.

  • Excel will create a chart.

Clustered Column chart quarterly comparison excel


Method 4 – Create Pivot Chart for Quarterly Comparison

Steps:

  • Select B4:E8.
  • Go to the Insert
  • Select PivotChart.

  • Choosing New Worksheet as the destination.
  • Click OK.

Pivot chart quarterly comparison excel

  • Drag the Quarter to the Axis
  • Drag the other columns to the Values

  • Excel will create the pivot chart.

Pivot chart quarterly comparison excel

  • The biggest advantage of a pivot chart is you can filter the data to modify the chart.


Method 5 – Use Recommended Charts Option for Quarterly Comparison

Steps:

  • Select B4:E8.
  • Go to the Insert
  • Select the Recommended Charts.

recommended chart quarterly comparison excel

  • Excel will show a list of recommended charts.

  • Choose the one you find suitable. Excel will create that chart.

recommended chart quarterly comparison excel


Things to Remember

  • You can create charts from the Recommended Charts
  • Pivot Charts can help filter your data.

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