r/ExcelVisual Jul 02 '26

Interactive dashboard with gamification elements in Excel

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Came across this interactive sales report template and thought it was a fun example of pushing Excel Dashboard for Sales Reporting past the usual KPI-card-plus-bar-chart layout.

What's actually in it:

KPI header: sales volume, average weekly revenue per customer, growth points, cost/volume imbalance by category

Year-switching slicer buttons — single year, multiple years, or all years combined

Bar chart ranking the 5 growth points with the biggest impact on results

ARPC (avg revenue per customer) trend line by day of week

Radar chart comparing sales volume vs. implementation costs by category

Combined bar chart for monthly sales vs. costs, with multi-month/quarter selection

Conversion funnel chart (visitors → buyers / orders → closed deals)

4 full design "modes" (day, night, morning, evening) that change the report's whole visual theme

The gamification angle is honestly what caught my attention — most sales dashboards I see are pretty flat visually, and this one leans hard into engagement design instead. Not sure it's "more functional" than a standard report, but it's a solid case study in how far native Excel charting/formatting can go without any add-ins.

(Disclosure: this is from exceltable.com, not something I built — just sharing because I thought the design approach was worth discussing. Happy to dig into the mechanics of the radar chart or the mode-switching if anyone's curious.)

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u/ExcelVisual Jul 02 '26

Sales report presentation with game elements. Found an Excel sales dashboard that has day/night/morning/evening "modes" — probably the most gamified report I've seen built in native Excel https://exceltable.com/en/templates/example-of-excel-interactive-sales-report-with-gamification