PowerPoint Data Visualization: High-Impact Charts and Graphs

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Echo Swinford

1:47:14

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01.01-become a chart designer.mp4

00:46

01.02-what to know before starting this course.mp4

02:19

02.01-how we organize information.mp4

02:32

02.02-preattentive attributes.mp4

03:16

02.03-why 3d charts dont work.mp4

02:14

03.01-contrast creates emphasis.mp4

02:17

03.02-when everything is bold nothing is bold.mp4

02:25

03.03-color is best in moderation.mp4

04:21

03.04-using powerpoint colors in excel.mp4

10:42

04.01-what is chart junk.mp4

03:15

04.02-removing chart junk.mp4

06:58

04.03-streamlining numbers with custom formats.mp4

05:53

05.01-legends vs. direct labeling.mp4

10:35

05.02-sorting for clarity.mp4

05:38

05.03-labeling with so what titles.mp4

03:49

06.01-lines vs. columns.mp4

02:37

06.02-bullet charts.mp4

07:09

06.03-rules for pie charts.mp4

04:08

06.04-pie chart alternatives columns and stacked bars.mp4

07:18

06.05-pie chart alternatives tree maps.mp4

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06.06-pie chart alternatives slope charts.mp4

03:15

06.07-pie chart alternatives waffle charts and icon arrays.mp4

06:13

06.08-large metrics.mp4

04:44

07.01-keep designing.mp4

00:43

Ex Files PowerPoint Data Vis High Impact Charts Graphs.zip

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Data visualization is a hot topic, and we all know charts should be as clear and effective as possible. But do you know what makes one chart more effective than another? In this course, PowerPoint MVP Echo Swinford shows how to build high-impact charts in Microsoft Office. Using PowerPoint and Excel, she demonstrates specific techniques to make your charts easier to read and understand quickly. Echo covers how to leverage what an audience subconsciously notices about a chart, how to identify and remove chart junk, and best practices to emphasize specific data. She also explains how to appropriately label and sort data and use custom number formats to streamline your design. Take your PowerPoint game to the next level with this intermediate-level course.

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• As a presentation consultant and expert Microsoft PowerPoint MVP, I create, design and build corporate branded PPT presentations and templates that work for your business. Contact [email protected] or www.echosvoice.com for presentation design, makeovers, updates, templates, and more • CORPORATE CLIENTS HIRE ME FOR: • Create corporate branded PowerPoint and Keynote templates and presentations • Design PPT presentations, graphics, and slides for business, sales, product launches, pitch decks, investor decks, reports, main stage, keynote presentations, bespoke presentations, general session meetings • Freelance PowerPoint production and presentation graphics • PPT training • Graphics operator, on-site graphics op and speaker support, and speaker ready for corporate meetings • Write books and articles about presentations and PPT PPT TRAINING RESOURCES: • Check out my PowerPoint 2010, 2013 or 2016 Live Lessons at Que Publishing PPT AUTHOR | BOOKS ON AMAZON: • My PowerPoint 2016 (Que, 2016) • Microsoft Office Step by Step (PowerPoint chapters in both Professional and Home & Student editions) (MS Press, June 2013) • Building PowerPoint Templates: Step by Step with the Experts (Que, November 2012) • Microsoft PowerPoint 2007 Complete Makeover Kit (Que, November 2007) • Fixing PowerPoint Annoyances (O'Reilly Media, February 2006) PPT SPEAKER: • Sought-out speaker and facilitator at the Presentation Summit INDUSTRY FOCUS: Financial, Pharmaceutical, Medical, Biotech, Healthcare, Hi-tech, Software, Computer, Automotive FUN FACTS: • My first job after college was teaching English in Japan. Luckily, I love sushi. • I founded the Presentation Guild to advocate for Presentationists.

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