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Building on the current twelve-part blog series, this webinar will show you how to use the many Chart options in Excel and apply the vast array of graphical choices and features that are available.  We will begin with a simple Sparkline, that provides a unique visual audit of data, through to multi-layered double axis Charts.  Also, how to use the new Excel ‘ideas’ button that does much of the work for you.  Along the way we will cover axis bounds, axis positions, labels, stacking order, trend lines and the benefit of =NA.

Charts can convey messages in management reports much more effectively than tables of data, particularly to people who have Numerophobia or a visual learning style.

With an emphasis on clarity John Tennent will take you through the options.

Speakers

John Tennent

John provides a wide range of our portfolio of business course though specialises in strategic financial planning, business modelling and investment appraisal. His background is in finance starting his career as a Chartered Accountant with Deloitte & Touche in 1983. He went onto become the Financial Controller of a US bank before joining a training consultancy as Client Director. He co-founded Corporate Edge in 1996.

He is the author of the Economist Guide to Business Modelling, the Economist Guide to Financial Management and the Economist Guide to Cash Management. He is a member of an Institute of Chartered Accountants Technical Committee and Excel Advisory Committee.

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