Create Beautiful Charts in PowerPoint | Tool Smart Companies Use

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Creating charts is a hassle. But most of us prefer visuals to reading numbers. People, including management are easier to convince with clear visuals. But none of us enjoy spending hours creating these charts.
I've used Think-cell in the past and many companies I consulted also used this add-in. In case you're not familiar with think-cell, it's a unique PowerPoint add-in that helps you create impressive charts - basically charts you wished Excel had - with a few clicks. You'll get beautiful results in up to 70% less time. It's easy to use and 100% compatible with your familiar PowerPoint environment.

Some of my favorites are Gantt charts, Mekko charts and adding automatics totals to stacked columns or bars. These charts are quite difficult to create in Excel. It just takes one click with think-cell.

Think-cell gave me a special link to share with you that gives you extended free access to the add-in so you have enough chance to test it out to see if it's for you. Take this opportunity and create beautiful charts in PowerPoint to make a lasting impression.

And should you ever decide to stop using think-cell, all your slides and charts will remain available and changeable as if you had created them with standard PowerPoint. You'll be able to create professional, convincing PowerPoint slides like a top consultant. You'll present with confidence because your slides will help support your message.

00:00 How to Create Beautiful Charts in PowerPoint
01:05 Sponsor think-cell
03:20 Create Stacked Column Chart with think-cell
11:17 Create Charts in PowerPoint Linked to Excel
13:58 Tableau Integration in think-cell
14:32 Wrap Up

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[Hoio]

As someone who used it on a daily basis for nearly 2 years, I can confirm Think Cell really is a life saver, it just saves so much time and effort, and it's really easy and intuitive to use.

[ursa]

Using it for 4 years and cant live without it. Great tool with great tutorials.

[ujjwalathukral]

Someone so professional & sweet is teaching me great tips on Excel... She is from Austria ... I am from India. 😊 Big thanks to you my new mentor

[melantha]

I've been using Think cell for more than 4 years and as a Mgmt accountant...this really takes your work up a notch when it comes to PPT.

[darylseaton]

Many, many thanks for this video. Coming from someone that draws horrible stick figures, this add-in will be well worth the expense.

[fdarko]

Amazing woman with amazing skills with a fantastic tool. Thank you for everything

[susancarel]

This is going to be really helpful for me. I already use pre-prepared Thinkcell graphs but have never prepared my own. Thank you for this. Love the way you explain, very clear. Have used many of your tips in my new job.

[hansklein]

Visualisation is really a trend in the it-world. It makes things so much more understandable and comprehensive. Algorithms and solving methods for the problems are often more then enough. 🖥 🏁 ⏳ 📎

[PGOManc]

Leila! Great video. All your videos have had such a huge impact on my day to day work life.

And my god! The most beautiful woman on YouTube!!

[AM-oycp]

Leila, as always, you are truly amazing. Your explanations are so clear. Thank you for taking the time to create these videos and help us in academic and professional life

[LuisFilipeLopes]

I have been using thinkcell for years now and I just cannot imagine my life without it - this is actually the only downside, since their pricing model is not kind to individuals...

[StaticBlaster]

I've created a project for myself in Excel. I've already imported my list of movies from a txt file, sorted it alphabetically and grouped by the franchise. So now I'm inputting more data: the year, the main actors, the rating, the director and the duration. And I might do this with a macro if it's possible: to link my workbook database with a movie site so I can pull in all that data. And I'm also utilizing the movie datatype feature.

[shajupauljohn]

Hi Leila, Excellent presentation. All your videos are Excellent. Thank you for sharing.

[ec]

Mind blown away…. Leila and ThinkCell.

[LeoAngora]

We will use this video in my company, but not for chart creation; the video itself is an amazing example of a commercial pitch! Well done!

[birgitsmetana]

thanks for sharing Leila. this add-on looks really cool. the two questions that came to mind immediately, you answered right at the end of the video (does it work on mac? YES --- and what if I share with someone who doesn't run that add-on? NO WORRIES, IT'LL WORK ANYWAYS)

[vrx]

I pulled off some crazy Excel + PPT automated shit with a DWH in the back. Screw Tableau. It actually brought met to Data Warehousing. Now im the magic data dude

[jpdp]

Totally awesome!
I wish I had 10% of these features in Qlik/PowerBI :(
Really starting to love Excel ....

[ashisbasak]

Thanks Leila.
Think cell is amazing....I was using it in my previous company.

[vijayarjunwadkar]

Awesome tool! Loved the interface and results! And when Leila teaches you, it is all the more helpful! Thank you! 😊👍