Easily create a slope graph in Excel

In many cases, you may need to create a slope chart to compare data changes over time by plotting the change between two points only. In Excel, there is no build-in feature to create a slope chart directly. Normally, to create a slope chart in Excel, you need to insert a line with marker chart firstly and then format it with multi-step until it turns to a complete slope chart. Here, I will recommend the Slope Chart utility of Kutools for Excel. With this feature, you can easily create a slope chart with several clicks only.

Easily create a slope graph in Excel

Supposing you want to create a slope chart based on the table data as the below screenshot shown, please do as follows to get it down.

1. Click Kutools > Charts > Difference Comparison > Slope Chart.

2. In the popping up Slope Chart dialog box, please configure as follows.

Notes:

Now a slope graph is created in current worksheet as the below screenshot shown.

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