Google Sheets Reporting Dashboard Design
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
I need a clean, professional-looking dashboard built directly in Google Sheets that I can update and report each month to show my clients how their interior construction project is progressing and what it is costing.
Key elements I’m after:
• Re organize the data entry sheet to be more professional/branded and easy to read (while keeping the current items but feel free to change location)
• Visuals: clear charts and graphs for progress tracking alongside well-formatted tables that use conditional formatting to highlight variances or issues.
• Branding: my company logo should sit neatly in the top-left corner and remain there when the sheet is printed or exported as a PDF.
• Print / PDF ready: the layout must fit on standard A4 or Letter pages without awkward page breaks, so I can generate a polished monthly report with one click.
• Ease of update: data inputs will change every day in the same link but in another sheet (next to the dashboard), so formulas, named ranges or a simple control sheet should feed the visuals automatically—no manual re-linking.
Here is a sample link of the current data sheet
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1cHCk61Ka3nSkQULh2qAYMwEsKwRpPuUIM_vtkWw_zQM/edit?usp=sharing
the dashboard shall contain the following data
1- chart showing cost percentages/ category (without the MHA %)
2- Progress bar that could be manually changed (in future could be automatically based on some triggers)
3- Summary table
4- Spent VS Budget = remaining budget
5- current spent VS planned spent
Once complete, I’ll test it by dropping in sample figures for labour, materials and timeline milestones; if the charts update and the PDF export looks tidy, the job is done.
Key elements I’m after:
• Re organize the data entry sheet to be more professional/branded and easy to read (while keeping the current items but feel free to change location)
• Visuals: clear charts and graphs for progress tracking alongside well-formatted tables that use conditional formatting to highlight variances or issues.
• Branding: my company logo should sit neatly in the top-left corner and remain there when the sheet is printed or exported as a PDF.
• Print / PDF ready: the layout must fit on standard A4 or Letter pages without awkward page breaks, so I can generate a polished monthly report with one click.
• Ease of update: data inputs will change every day in the same link but in another sheet (next to the dashboard), so formulas, named ranges or a simple control sheet should feed the visuals automatically—no manual re-linking.
Here is a sample link of the current data sheet
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1cHCk61Ka3nSkQULh2qAYMwEsKwRpPuUIM_vtkWw_zQM/edit?usp=sharing
the dashboard shall contain the following data
1- chart showing cost percentages/ category (without the MHA %)
2- Progress bar that could be manually changed (in future could be automatically based on some triggers)
3- Summary table
4- Spent VS Budget = remaining budget
5- current spent VS planned spent
Once complete, I’ll test it by dropping in sample figures for labour, materials and timeline milestones; if the charts update and the PDF export looks tidy, the job is done.