Want to stay organized and keep track of every task without getting overwhelmed?In today’s video, I’ll show you how to create a Work Progress Tracker in Excel using checkboxes, formulas, data bars, and charts — all without needing any advanced Excel skills. Whether you manage multiple projects, lead a team, or simply want better control over your workflow, this Excel tracker gives you a clear visual overview of what’s completed, what’s pending, and how far your project has progressed. By the end of this tutorial, you’ll be able to build a dynamic Excel tracker that updates automatically as you check off tasks. ✔️ ✨ What You’ll Learn * How to add checkboxes in Excel * How to calculate percentage completion per phase * How to apply conditional formatting with progress bars * How to create a project progress bar chart * How to automatically highlight completed phases * How to structure a clean, professional project tracker in Excel 💡 Why Use a Work Progress Tracker? A tracker like this helps you: * Stay on top of complex multi-phase projects * Visualize progress instantly * Identify delays or bottlenecks * Present progress clearly in meetings or reports Perfect for project managers, students, business owners, and anyone working with structured tasks. 📣 Enjoyed This Tutorial? If this video helped you, make sure to:👍 Like the video🔔 Subscribe for more Excel tips💬 Comment what tracker or dashboard you want me to build next ⏱️ Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 00:44 Excel Data 01:02 Developer Mode 01:16 Adding Checkboxes 02:07 Step 1 03:53 Step 2