A step chart can be useful when you want to show the changes that occur at irregular intervals. For example, price rise in milk products, petrol, tax rate, interest rates, etc.

Let’s take an example of Oil price hike in India. It can happen any day (as decided by the government) and the value remains constant between these changes. In such a case, a step chart is a right way to visualise such data points.

Unfortunately, Excel does not have an inbuilt feature to create a step chart, however, it can easily be created by rearranging the data set.

In this video, you'll learn the difference between a line chart and a step chart, and how to create a step chart in Excel.

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