Make Your Weekly Conversion Report #ZombieEasy: Build a Google Sheets Dashboard in Minutes

Let’s face it: building weekly conversion reports from scratch is a soul-sucking task.

You spend hours fiddling with data, formatting charts, and praying the PDF export doesn’t break again. The worst part? You’re doing it all manually, every single week.

What if you could skip the dread and build a clean, branded dashboard in Google Sheets that updates in seconds (with no formulas or code)? This guide will show you how to do just that—and save hours of time with every update.

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Why Automate Your Conversion Reporting?

If you're manually copying data, formatting charts, and tweaking layout every week, you're wasting hours that could go toward strategy and growth.

A branded, plug-and-play dashboard gives you:

• Consistent Reporting – Keep everything in the same format, every time

• Speedy Updates – Just paste new data in and watch the charts update

• Professional Output – Print-ready PDF or slide deck in minutes

• No Tech Headaches – No formulas, no scripts, no stress

You’re not building a tool—you’re building a survival plan. #ZombieProof style.

How to Build Your Conversion Dashboard (No Code Required)

This setup walks you through how to create a slick, branded conversion report using only built-in Google Sheets features. Here's the basic workflow:

1. Set Up Your Base Data

Start with a simple dataset:

• Campaign

• Source

• Channel

• Conversions

Highlight the columns, and insert your first horizontal bar chart using the campaign data.

2. Create the Report Tab

• Copy your chart to a new sheet (name it “Report” for easy reference)

• Customize the chart type to a horizontal bar chart

• Format with your brand colors (black theme in the example)

• Add data labels and remove axes for a cleaner look

3. Add Total Conversions with a Scorecard

• Copy another chart

• Change it to a Scorecard

• Remove the fluff and just show the total number of conversions

• Position it in the top-right corner for executive visibility

4. Polish for Presentation

• Remove empty cells and gridlines to make it look sleek

• Add your logo and title at the top

• Merge cells for cleaner layout and center-align everything

• Add a subtle copyright footer (font size 4, near-white text)

5. Final Export

• Do a final formatting pass (adjust spacing, ensure no text is cut off)

• Export as PDF or drop into Google Slides, ready for management

You now have a clean, reliable report that’s boardroom-ready in minutes.