Excel Optical Illusions Week #31

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This week's Excel Optical Illusion is called Square Circle Spiral. I first saw this on the Discover Magazine website.



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My Excel version is a simple XY Scatter plot of four circles. That's right, circles. The illusion of spirals is particularly strong, at least for me. To the right of the chart I left the various markers so you can see how it is done.

Here is the file.




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Why do I share these optical illusions? The techniques that are used to make them, when mastered, can be used in many other Excel projects, in charting, formula crafting, and formatting. Learn them. They will aid you on your journey to become an Excel Hero.

Here is a list of other Excel Optical Illusions here at Excel Hero:





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Another great job, Daniel

If anybody is keen to learn Daniel's techniques, this is a simple model and probably the easiest of all the models so far to deconstruct and work out what drives the model.

No VBA, just Named Ranges.

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