Excel Chart Source Range and Labelling Accuracy Audit
Check that charts show the data they claim to.
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Audit charts. For each chart: title, type, source range, axes and scales, series names, labels, and the table or numbers it should represent: [CHART_DETAILS]. Check that ranges include all rows and no stray totals, series names are right, axis scales start where they should, labels show units, sorted order is intended, hidden rows are or are not plotted as desired [VERIFY], and colours are consistent for the same category across charts. For each chart verify: click the series to see its range [VERIFY], compare the first and last data points with the table, check whether new rows will be included (use tables or dynamic ranges), and confirm the title says what the chart shows and the period. Recompute two plotted values by hand. Worked example: a chart range stops at row 41 while the data runs to row 44, so the last three months are missing; the fix is to extend the range or base the chart on a table. Count the charts with a problem and show the share. Return a table of fixes, a way to test on a small sample first, and a pre-send checklist for reports with charts. A chart must agree with the numbers beside it. Flag version-dependent points [VERIFY].
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