Customizable Dashboard
One focal KPI, restrained palette, a single accent.
Get this template →20+ real Excel dashboards and charts to use as inspiration — ecommerce, HR, NPS, geo, neon, and executive reporting. Every one is built natively in Microsoft Excel, with a one-line note on the design move that makes it work.
Every image here is a real, native-Excel file. No Power BI, no Tableau, no plugins — just deliberate layout, restrained color, clean typography, and well-chosen charts. It's proof of the idea behind Excel design: a spreadsheet can look like a polished product.
Full reporting layouts for ecommerce, HR, finance, surveys, and operations — each a working Excel workbook.
One focal KPI, restrained palette, a single accent.
Get this template →High contrast and glowing accents make KPIs pop.
Get this template →Grouped KPI cards keep a dense report scannable.
Get this template →Self-updating layout, steady structure as data grows.
Get this template →Distinctive chart designs that make any dataset look deliberate — all built with native Excel charts and shapes.
Designed to look great with just a few cells.
Get this template →Scroll back through the grid and the pattern is the same every time. The dashboards that read as "designed" share a few design principles: a clear focal point, restrained color with one accent doing the work, consistent spacing and alignment, and charts chosen to show the comparison fastest. None of it requires a BI tool — it's all native Excel design.
If your own files look more like a spreadsheet than a product, start with making Excel look less like Excel, study the longer-form dashboard examples, or grab a ready-made layout from the template library. Want a redesign? Hire Josh to rebuild your dashboards.
Yes — every image in this gallery is a native Microsoft Excel workbook, built for Excel 2021 and Microsoft 365. No Power BI, Tableau, or external design tools; just charts, shapes, and cells inside Excel.
Most are available as templates you can buy once, with no subscription. Each item links to its template page, or you can browse the full library.
A clear focal point, restrained color with one accent doing the work, consistent spacing and alignment, and honest charts. Read the full breakdown on what Excel design is and the dashboard design principles.