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in a previous lecture I showed you how you can create a dynamic column chart to show variances now was dynamic in the sense that if your bars were on the positive side of the axis they had a different color so if they were on the negative side of the axis and this was automatically controlled by Excel it wasnt something that was done manually and not only that but the color of the data labels was also changing if they were on the positive side too if they were on the negative side of the axis in the example we had the sales information for the actual year and I had created a normal column chart on that then I was showing the change to previous year with this specific chart underneath it and they were in sync so you could easily tell this is the value for the actual year and thats the change to previous year now what I dont like about the various charts is that the bars are too big they kind of distract from the actual data it will look much better if the variance bars are much thin