Pie Charts: 3 Big Issues & Solutions [Jun Issue #2]
July 11, 2012
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Do you use graphs in your business presentations? If you do, Pie Charts are one of the most commonly used graphs. In this issue, we start with exploring 3 common issues in using them and also find a solution.
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Here are some of the new articles you may like to read:
Pie chart in PowerPoint: 3 Big Issues & Its Solution
Find practical solutions for the three big issues in using Pie chart in PowerPoint. See how you can get the best out this chart type.
Power Up Line Charts with Trend lines
You can get a lot more out of a line chart in PowerPoint than just showing changes in data over time. Discover the hidden features that take your charts to the next level.
Replace Fonts in Your Entire PowerPoint File
Wondering how to replace fonts in PowerPoint, especially the ones in text boxes for the entire presentation? Read on to find solution to the issue.
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