Waterfall Chart II

How to compose the slide:

• Title: Create a title for the slide that summarizes the overall message of the chart. For example, you could use the title in the slide you sent: "There was significant growth from 20XX to 20XY, but this growth was partially offset by Drivers 4 and 5."
• Subtitle: You can use the subtitle to provide additional context for the chart, such as the specific metric being measured or the time period covered.
• Data labels: For each data point in the chart, you should include a label that identifies what the data point represents. In the example slide, the data labels are "Driver 1", "Driver 2", and so on.
• Units: The chart should also include a label for the units of measurement for the data. In the example slide, the units are not shown, but you would typically include them next to the data label for the final value (20XY in this case).
• Highlights: The highlights section can be used to call out specific insights from the data. In the example slide, there are highlights for Driver 1 and Driver 3, which show that these were the two biggest contributors to the growth.
• Source: Include a source for the data used in the chart.
• Notes: You can use the notes section to provide any additional information that you want to include about the chart, such as limitations of the data or assumptions that were made.