Death by PowerPoint – we’ve all experienced ... allowing you to develop your ideas and plan your presentation. Adam Frost was formerly head of data visualisation at the Guardian’s digital ...

Keep presentations current with a simple click to get the presentation updated with the latest data. Preserve PowerPoint: Your resulting presentation retains its native PowerPoint format everybody ...

While Excel excels at crunching numbers and managing data, PowerPoint helps you present your information graphically in compelling ways that Excel cannot. Microsoft gave PowerPoint the ability to ...

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PowerPoint will then do its thing ... If you embed the object in your presentation, the data from that object is stored in the presentation. This is good if you’re worried about the location ...

A presentation should not just be a data dump. If our goal is ... 4. Do not use PowerPoint as a teleprompter Do not read your slides to the audience. Do not fill your slides with everything ...

Next, select a section by dragging over the area of data and hit ‘Copy’ button visible under the ‘Home’ tab. Now, switch to your PowerPoint presentation and click the slide where you would ...

Be sure to continue saving your slideshow regularly as you work on it by selecting Save in the Quick Access Toolbar. A blank presentation in PowerPoint starts you off with a main slide.

Tired of sitting through death by PowerPoint? Yes, me too. Often the slides have been created with no thought whatsoever about how they are going to be received by the audience. They are poorly ...