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July 30, 2024 |
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Embodying Authenticity |
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It struck a chord when the 2023 word of the year chosen by the Merriam-Webster dictionary was ‘authentic’. It seems to me that the strong need to understand and experience authenticity is a collective response to the increasingly artificial world we find ourselves in. Both the world of business and the wider world. As we become
increasingly reliant on screened devices for communication and information, we need to be able to discern facts from misinformation, and reality from the augmented. |
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Learn more with Carol Mae Whittick of Toastmasters International |
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Star Wars Style Credits Animation |
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The Star Wars Style Credits Animation presentation includes a sample slide in which the credits animate in the Star Wars style. You can download this presentation and change the text in the animated text boxes as required. |
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Download Star Wars Style Credits Animation Slides |
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Stacked Waterfall Charts in PowerPoint |
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In a previous article, we looked at waterfall charts. A simple waterfall chart contains just one parameter, represented by one series in your data. Such a chart is useful because it’s instantly intuitive, not to mention extremely powerful as a data visualization tool. Yes, stacked waterfall charts add a whole new dimension to data
visualization. We will learn more about stacked waterfall charts and explore more example scenarios to understand where they are best used. |
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Learn more about stacked waterfall charts in PowerPoint |
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Stacked Waterfall Charts using think-cell add-in for PowerPoint |
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Stacked Waterfall charts are a little different than conventional waterfall charts. Such charts can be easily created using the think-cell add-in for PowerPoint. If you send a stacked waterfall chart, or any other chart created using think-cell to someone who does not have think-cell installed, then they will be able to view the chart
in PowerPoint. They will also be able to edit partially. |
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Create stacked waterfall charts using the think-cell add-in for PowerPoint |
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