Do you struggle with any of these when you use graphs in your presentation:

• You wonder whether to create graphs in Excel or PowerPoint and aren’t sure which you should use.
• You end up using a pointer to try to explain what a graph means and know there has to be a better way to make it clear for your audience
• You find the default graphs in PowerPoint so cluttered and want to know how to clean them up so your point is understood.
• You want everyone to easily understand your data, but you want to know what graphs work best for different purposes.
• You have a graph in Excel and want to import it into PowerPoint easily.
• You have a table of data in Excel and want your PowerPoint slide to automatically update when the data in Excel changes.

You know that graphs can explain data visually, but the ones you create just seem to be more confusing than clear. Now you have an opportunity to learn exactly what to do by watching an expert at work. You get to stand over his shoulder as he shows you exactly what he does to create clear, effective graphs in presentations that are easily understood by audiences.

My name is Dave Paradi and I am an expert who helps people create and deliver PowerPoint presentations that get results. I help professionals use graphs In their presentations and I can show you how to make them work for you as well. You will be learning from someone who knows what he is talking about. I am also the co-author of "Guide to PowerPoint" from Prentice Hall.

I recorded a live web tutorial to show you exactly what to do. In this unique recording, you will see my desktop in your browser on your computer so you can see what I am doing on your own screen and you will listen to me explain everything I am doing.  You can pause the recording at any time and go to PowerPoint and try the steps yourself.  Or rewind to review a section again.  I use plain PowerPoint – no add-ins, extra programs or plug-ins that you have to buy. That way, you can actually use the information I share without having to purchase some special tools.

What we will cover in the one hour web tutorial recording:

• Selecting the best graph for different purposes
• Comparing Excel and PowerPoint graphing
• Creating a graph in PowerPoint using data from Excel or elsewhere
• The problem with default graphs in PowerPoint – it’s "chartjunk"
• How to clean up graphs in 8 easy steps
• Adding emphasis to graphs to make the message clear
• Importing graphs from Excel – tips and tricks
• Inserting Excel tables that update automatically

IIf you wanted to hire me to sit with you for an hour and go through this and record everything I did, it would cost hundreds of dollars. But through the power of technology, I am able to keep the cost down and offer it to you at the low price of $87! I want as many people as possible to benefit from this information, so I am keeping the price low.

It runs for one full hour – and I guarantee it will be full of great ideas and tips you will be able to use that same day. I am known for packing tons of information in to all of my seminars and products, so be prepared.

To order the recording, click here.