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Blank Presentation Pad
Quick Presentation Toolkit
Version
Purpose
• This pad is designed for hard copy use only
• Print as many pages as required for drafting a presentation
• The grey shading has been set to facilitate transmission by fax to Graphics
Presentation title, 2 lines maximum
Sub-title
Location, date
Subtitle ½ line maximum
Chart units of measure
Action title 2 lines maximum
Roadmap
Quick Presentation Toolkit
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Horizontal Bar Charts
Hints for drawing charts
• Editing charts
– Double-click on a chart to edit it
– If the data table does not appear click on the table icon
• Adding graphic elements or text to a chart
– There are two ways to add graphical elements:
• Double-click on the chart to work in the chart module, click on the draw icon in the top menu bar and start drawing
• Draw or write the text in PowerPoint an place it over the chart module
– Be careful if you are using the chart module to draw. Occasionally all graphic elements move a bit if you lee the
module
• Resizing
– Before you resize the chart, make sure that you double-clicked on it and a wider gray line surrounds the chart,
otherwise all letters and graphic elements will bend if you resize the chart
– Take care that the text is still readable after resizing
• Discontinuous axis marks
– To create a discontinuous axis in a chart, copy one of the marks on the right and place it over the chart axis
(in PowerPoint, not in the Chart Module)
– Both marks consist of several grouped elements therefore take care that those elements are still grouped
before you resize them
Deviation bar chart
Hints:
1 Insert rows as required (each will adopt a different color)
2 Double-click on a bar to change the color
3 Drag data values outside the rows manually
4 Add labels manually
Range bar chart
Hints:
1 Enter the number for the space between the y-axis and the bar in the
“Space“ row
2 Enter the width of the bar in the “Group 2“ row
Sliding bar chart
Hints:
1 Insert rows as required (each will adopt a different color)
2 Double-click on a bar to change the color
3 Drag data values outside the columns manually
4 Add labels manually
5 To change the width of the rows select Chart Options and turn on the x-axis, then use Format Axis/Scale to set the
length of the x-axis. Once the scale is set, use Chart Options again to remove the x-axis
Paired bar chart
Hints:
1 This chart is made of two graphs. Start with the left one, it contains the axis
titles
2 To change the width of the rows select Chart Options and turn on the x-axis,
then use Format Axis/Scale to set the length of the x-axis. Once the scale is
set, use Chart Options again to remove the x-axis
Sub-divided bar chart
Hints:
1 Calculate the total and enter it in the "Sum" row (which is in a transparent
bar)
2 Left align the total value (which is in a transparent bar)
3 Add the legend names manually
4 To change the width of the rows select Chart Options and turn on the x-axis,
then use Format Axis/Scale to set the length of the x-axis. Once the scale is
set, use Chart Options again to remove the x-axis
Sub-divided 100% bar chart
Hints:
1 Select Format Series Lines to add/remove trend lines
2 Add legend names manually
Grouped bar chart
Hints:
1 Select a data series by clicking with the right mouse button on the bar
2 Choose an overlap in the options menu
3 Add group names manually
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Vertical Column Charts
Hints for drawing charts
• Editing charts
– Double-click on a chart to edit it
– If the data table does not appear click on the table icon
• Adding graphic elements or text to a chart
– There are two ways to add graphical elements:
• Double-click on the chart to work in the chart module, click on the draw icon in the top menu bar and start
drawing
• Draw or write the text in PowerPoint an place it over the chart module
– Be careful if you are using the chart module to draw. Occasionally all graphic elements move a bit if you lee the
module
• Resizing
– Before you resize the chart, make sure that you double-clicked on it and a wider gray line surrounds the chart,
otherwise all letters and graphic elements will bend if you resize the chart
– Take care that the text is still readable after resizing
• Discontinuous axis marks
– To create a discontinuous axis in a chart, copy one of the marks on the right and place it over the chart axis
(in PowerPoint, not in the Chart Module)
– Both marks consist of several grouped elements therefore take care that those elements are still grouped
before you resize them
Waterfall chart 1
Hints:
1 Calculate and enter the value corresponding to the area below the column in the row marked "Space"
2 Enter the height of the column in the row marked "Column" row
3 Add/remove columns and rows as required
4 Add series lines between the columns manually, if required
5 To change the height of the columns select Chart Options and turn on the y-axis, then use Format Axis/Scale to set
the length of the y-axis (check the “Automatic” button). Once the scale is set, use Chart Options again to remove the
y-axis
Waterfall chart 2
Hints:
1 Calculate and enter the value corresponding to the area below the column in the row marked "Space"
2 Enter the height of the column in the row marked "Column" row
3 Add/remove columns and rows as required
4 Add series lines between the columns manually, if required
5 To change the height of the columns select Chart Options and turn on the y-axis, then use Format Axis/Scale to set
the length of the y-axis (check the “Automatic” button). Once the scale is set, use Chart Options again to remove the
y-axis
Waterfall chart 3
Hints:
1 Calculate and enter the value corresponding to the area below the column in the row marked "Space"
2 Enter the height of the column in the row marked "Column" row
3 Add/remove columns and rows as required
4 Add series lines between the columns manually, if required
5 To change the height of the columns select Chart Options and turn on the y-axis, then use Format Axis/Scale to set
the length of the y-axis (check the “Automatic” button). Once the scale is set, use Chart Options again to remove the
y-axis
Waterfall chart 4
Hints:
1 Calculate and enter the value corresponding to the area below the column in the row marked "Space"
2 Enter the height of the column in the row marked "Column" row
3 Add/remove columns and rows as required
4 Add series lines between the columns manually, if required
5 To change the height of the columns select Chart Options and turn on the y-axis, then use Format Axis/Scale to set
the length of the y-axis (check the “Automatic” button). Once the scale is set, use Chart Options again to remove the
y-axis
Waterfall chart 5
Hints:
1 Calculate and enter the value corresponding to the area below the column in the row marked "Space"
2 Enter the height of the column in the row marked "Column" row
3 Add/remove columns and rows as required
4 Add series lines between the columns manually, if required
5 To change the height of the columns select Chart Options and turn on the y-axis, then use Format Axis/Scale to set
the length of the y-axis (check the “Automatic” button). Once the scale is set, use Chart Options again to remove the
y-axis
Waterfall chart 6
Hints:
1 Calculate and enter the value corresponding to the area below the column in the row marked "Space"
2 Enter the height of the column in the row marked "Column" row
3 Add/remove columns and rows as required
4 Add series lines between the columns manually, if required
5 To change the height of the columns select Chart Options and turn on the y-axis, then use Format Axis/Scale to set
the length of the y-axis (check the “Automatic” button). Once the scale is set, use Chart Options again to remove the
y-axis
Deviation column chart
Hints:
1 Select a data series by clicking with the right mouse button on the bar
2 Choose an overlap in the options menu
3 Add group names manually
Range column chart
Hints:
1 Enter the number for the space between the x-axis and the bar in the
“Space“ row
2 Enter the height of the bar in the “Group 2“ row
Grouped column chart 1
Grouped column chart 2
Hints:
1 Select a data series by clicking with the right mouse button on the bar.
2 Choose an overlap in the options menu
Sub-divided column chart
Hints:
1 Calculate the total and enter it in the "Sum" row (which is a transparent bar)
2 Bottom align the total value (which is a transparent bar)
3 Edit group names manually
4 To change the height of the columns select Chart Options and turn on the y-
axis, then use Format Axis/Scale to set the length of the y-axis. Once the
scale is set, use Chart Options again to remove the y-axis
Hints:
1 Select Format Series Lines to add/remove trend lines
2 Edit Group names manually Sub-divided 100% column chart
Step-column chart
Hints:
1 Insert columns as required (each will adopt a different color)
2 Double-click on a bar to change the color
3 Drag data values outside the columns manually
bination column-line chart 1
Hints:
1 Insert columns/groups as required (each will adopt a different color)
2 Double-click on a column/line to change the color/ format
3 Edit the y-axis label for the line (an axis for the columns is not required as
the values appear on top of the columns)
bination column-line chart 2
Hints:
1 Insert columns/groups as required (each will adopt a different color)
2 Double-click on a column/line to change the color/ format
3 Edit the y-axis label for the line (an axis for the columns is not required as
the values appear on top of the columns)
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Other Charts
Hints for drawing charts
• Editing charts
– Double-click on a chart to edit it
– If the data table does not appear click on the table icon
• Adding graphic elements or text to a chart
– There are two ways to add graphical elements:
• Double-click on the chart to work in the chart module, click on the draw icon in the top menu bar and start drawing
• Draw or write the text in PowerPoint an place it over the chart module
– Be careful if you are using the chart module to draw. Occasionally all graphic elements move a bit if you lee the
module
• Resizing
– Before you resize the chart, make sure that you double-clicked on it and a wider gray line surrounds the chart,
otherwise all letters and graphic elements will bend if you resize the chart
– Take care that the text is still readable after resizing
• Discontinuous axis marks
– To create a discontinuous axis in a chart, copy one of the marks on the right and place it over the chart axis
(in PowerPoint, not in the Chart Module)
– Both marks consist of several grouped elements therefore take care that those elements are still grouped
before you resize them
Line chart
Hints:
1 Insert columns/rows as required (each line will adopt a different color)
2 Double-click on a line to change the color
3 Edit the y-axis label manually
4 Edit the labels manually
Smooth line chart
Hints:
1 Insert columns/rows as required (each line will adopt a different color)
2 Double-click on a line to change the color
3 Edit the y-axis label manually
4 Edit the labels manually
Area chart
Hints:
1 Insert columns/rows as required (each area will adopt a different color)
2 Double-click on an area to change the color
3 Edit the y-axis label manually
4 Edit the labels manually
Area chart 100%
Hints:
1 Insert columns/rows as required (each area will adopt a different color)
2 Double-click on an area to change the color
3 Edit the y-axis label manually
4 Edit the labels manually
Grouped correlation chart
Hints:
1 Insert columns/rows as required
(each area will adopt a different color)
2 Double-click on an line/dot to change the color
3 Edit the axes labels manually
4 Select "Trend lines" in Data Point Options to add or remove the trend line
Radar chart 1
Hints:
1 Insert columns/rows as required
(each area will adopt a different color)
2 Double-click on an area to change the color
Radar chart 2
Hints:
1 Insert columns/rows as required
(each area will adopt a different color)
2 Right-click on a line and select “Format data series“ to change the color and
style
Hints:
1 Insert or delete columns as required
2 Set “Height“ always on 10
3 Right-click on bubbles to change the color
4 Adapt and edit labels manually
Note: Displaying numbers two-dimensionally rather than using one dimension (. as a bar) makes it easier to plot
different orders of magnitudes on one page (. forparison of market sizes)Bubble chart
Label A Label B Label C Label D Label E Label F
Portfolio in two dimensions
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Hints:
Insert the values for the coordinates x and y
The x- and y-axis are hidden. To get the right scaling, make them visible
The axis and legend is drawn in PowerPoint. Resize and rescale them if
necessary
Portfolio in three dimensions
Hints:
Insert the values for the coordinates x and y
Insert the size of the bubbles in the row “size“
The axis and legend is drawn in PowerPoint. Resize and rescale them if
necessary
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Pie Charts
Hints for drawing charts
• Editing charts
– Double-click on a chart to edit it
– If the data table does not appear click on the table icon
• Adding graphic elements or text to a chart
– There are two ways to add graphical elements:
• Double-click on the chart to work in the chart module, click on the draw icon in the top menu bar and start drawing
• Draw or write the text in PowerPoint an place it over the chart module
– Be careful if you are using the chart module to draw. Occasionally all graphic elements move a bit if you lee the
module
• Resizing
– Before you resize the chart, make sure that you double-clicked on it and a wider gray line surrounds the chart,
otherwise all letters and graphic elements will bend if you resize the chart
– Take care that the text is still readable after resizing
• Discontinuous axis marks
– To create a discontinuous axis in a chart, copy one of the marks on the right and place it over the chart axis
(in PowerPoint, not in the Chart Module)
– Both marks consist of several grouped elements therefore take care that those elements are still grouped
before you resize them
Hints:
1 Insert columns as required (each will adopt a different color)
2 Double-click on a slice to change the color
3 In the options menu you can choose the rotation of the chartPie chart
100% = $150M
Chart Title
Double pie chart
Hints:
1 This chart consists of two separate pie charts
2 Insert columns as required (each will adopt a different color)
3 Double-click on a slice to change the color
4 In the options menu you can choose the rotation of the chart
100% =
customers
100% = $150M
Chart Title
Label A
Label
B
Label C
bination pie and column chart
Hints:
1 Insert columns to add slices in pie as required (each will adopt a different
color)
2 Double-click on a slice to change the color
3 To insert segments in bar chart:
- Double-click on chart, click on either bar segment
- Right mouse -> Format Data Point…
- Select Options tab, increase the number after “Second plot contains the
last…”
- Insert columns as required
100% = $150M
Chart Title
bined pie charts (labeled)
Hints:
1 Insert columns/rows as required
(each slice will adopt a different color)
2 Edit and add (if necessary) graph names manually
Graph 1
Graph 2
Graph 3
bined pie charts (non-labeled)
Hints:
1 Insert columns/rows as required
(each slice will adopt a different color)
2 Edit and add (if necessary) graph names manually
Graph 1
Graph 2
Graph 3
Doughnut chart
Hints:
1 Insert columns as required
(each slice will adopt a different color)
2 Edit “Total“ manually
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Balance/Imbalance
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Standard Visuals: Dynamic Concepts –
Conflict
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<Mr Mrs Ms Name> is a <Level> in our <City> <Mkt Unit> Market Unit, assigned to the <Svc Line> Service Line, and is the
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industries. < Mr. Mrs. Ms. Name > received a <Type of Undergraduate Degree> from <School Name> and an <Type of
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• Major multi-specialty physician group: Coordinated the work of a multi-disciplinary team to design a national organization,
including the establishment of centralized functions and shared services.
• Leading health maintenance organization: Conductedpetitive analysis and identified critical industry success factors to
assess future market positioning for client.
• Top brandedputer manufacturer: Analyzed and identified future trends in the publishing industry to rmend a market
positioning strategy for a new Internet server product.
• Major retail bank: Developed business case to cost-justify self-service technology and advised bank on marketing
strategy to ensure successful implementation.
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services
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<Universitätsabschluss> von der <Name der Universität>.
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nationale Organisation einschlieSSlich der Entwicklung von zentralisierten Aufgaben und Shared Services zu entwerfen.
• Führendes Unternehmen im Gesundheitswesen: Durchführung einer Wettbewerbsanalyse und Identifizierung von
kritischen Erfolgsfaktoren zur Bewertung der künftigen Marktpositionierung des Kunden.
• Weltbekannterputerhersteller: Analyse und Identifikation künftiger Trends in der Verlagsbranche zur Empfehlung einer
Marktpositionierungsstrategie für ein neues Internet-Server-Produkt
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Standard Visuals: Static Objects - Trees
Quick Presentation Toolkit
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Horizontal issue tree - symmetric
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Revenue
Economic
Value
Price
Volume
Staff
Other
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Utilization
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Standard Visuals: Tools – Useful Objects
Quick Presentation Toolkit
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Fade-outs and cover-ups
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Use this box to cover in-active
or non-relevant parts of a
slide, . project phases out
of scope. This area is
optimized for black & white
printing.
Duration, milestones and tick
Tick character: 3-4 weeks
This object can be stretched
to its required width.
Milestone object
The above diamond shape
will not change its size
when line is stretched
Duration line object
Arrows and movements
Discontinuous axis marks
Place one of these objects on a graph’s axis or bar to advise about a discontinuous
scale
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300
Examples:
Legends
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. oid legends by placing text on chart if possible
Harvey-ball legends
Satisfactory
Good
Very poor
Poor
Excellent
Very high Medium
Low Very low
High
Excellent Satisfactory
Poor Very poor
Good
Medium
High
Very low
Low
Very high
Place one of these legend boxes next to a Harvey Ball chart; rename if required
Excellent - very
poor
Very high - very low
Excellent Satisfactory Poor Very poorGood
Very high Medium Low Very low High
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Quick manual pie chart
Instructions:
1 Click onto the blue parts of the pie
chart
2 Adjust filling size by moving the yellow
markers
3 Group pie chart, adjust size and copy it
into your presentation
Important:
• Only use this object in cases you
quickly need a pie chart with illustrative
data
• It is preferable to use PowerPoint chart
objects with real, underlying data
• See the Charts library in the Visuals
menu of the QPT toolbar
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