Grouped Column Chart

How to Compose the Slide

• Title
• Insert a title for your slide that summarizes the information in the chart. For example, you could title the slide "Engagement by Segment and Year"
• Chart
• This template uses a grouped column chart. This type of chart is useful for comparing multiple sets of data across different categories. In the example slide, the chart compares engagement across three segments (Segment 1, Segment 2, Segment 3) for two years (20XX AC).
• Replace the placeholder text "[Data]" and "[Unit]" with the actual data and unit of measurement for your chart. For example, if you were charting website traffic, you would replace "[Data]" with "Website Visits" and "[Unit]" with "Visits".
• Replace the placeholder year "20XX AC" with the actual years that your data covers.
• Replace the placeholder segment labels ("Segment 1", "Segment 2", "Segment 3") with the actual names of the segments you are comparing in your data.
• Enter your data into the chart. The data should be formatted so that there is a column for each segment and a row for each year.
• Highlights
• Below the chart, you can add a bulleted list of highlights from the data. These highlights should be the most important insights that you want to communicate to your audience about the data in the chart.
• Replace the placeholder text "1. xx" , "2. xx", and "3. xx" with your own highlights.
• Notes
• You can add notes to the slide to provide additional context about the data or the chart.
• Replace the placeholder text "Note 1.XX" and "Note 2.XX" with your own notes.
• Source
• Cite the source of your data at the bottom of the slide.
• Replace the placeholder text "Source: XX" with the actual source of your data.
• Company Name
• Replace the placeholder text "Company Name" with the name of your company.
• Design
• Consider using design principles to improve the look and usability of your slide. For example, you can use color to highlight important information, and you can use white space to make the slide easier to read.