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read moreThese charts are part of an Economist article, which picks up a few of the data points. They show to what extent physical impairments affect people.
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read more“This → That” is an easy PowerPoint slide framework. It’s a super easy one for any two-part content. Just fill in this part here, that part there
read moreI find this process chart quite fascinating because it carries a feel of how it evolved. The upper half has been arranged following a plan, but then
read moreBasically, a table is a concept noted for creating clarity, and very much in use because of that. There are, however, ways to eliminate this effect,
read moreThis one is almost good enough, if we just want a clear message and a matching chart. 7 Länder ... ok. But: The reader is being served some detail
read moreWhen you copy a table from a spreadsheet tool and paste it into your presentation you are likely to paste grid lines and alternate row colors there,
read moreThis chart is a difficult one to understand for several reasons. The first thing that puts us off is an unbearable plenitude of information, filling
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