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Jonathan Schwabish is an economist at the Urban Institute where he researches programs that support low-income communities. In addition to that work, he is a writer, teacher, and a leading voice for clarity and accessibility in how researchers communicate their analyses. He helps nonprofits, research institutions, and governments at all levels improve how they communicate their work and findings to their partners, constituents, and citizens. You can find out more about Jon and his work on his site, PolicyViz, and sign up for his newsletter here.
In this conversation, he talks about his new book, Data Visualization in Excel.
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Tagged as: Books, Data, Excel, Interviews, Jon Schwabish
Typing a space seems simple enough – just press the spacebar on your keyboard. However, what many people don’t realize is that this action only adds a regular breaking space. Occasionally, you may require a specific type of spacing within a sentence. This could be to prevent words from being split across two separate lines. In such cases, it’s important to use appropriate spacing techniques that ensure the text stays legible and easy to understand. One effective way of achieving this is by using a nonbreaking space.
Learn how you can add non-breaking spaces in PowerPoint for Windows.
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PowerPoint All Versions
Tagged as: Microsoft 365, Microsoft Windows, Office 365, PowerPoint 365, Symbol, Text, Tutorials
We first look at how you can draw angle graphics in PowerPoint using built-in features. We then explore why you should be exploring nonbreaking dashes, and how you can use them in PowerPoint versions for Windows. For PowerPoint users on Macs, we look at inserting Harvey balls in your slides.
Thomas Häger then discusses his new and free add-in for PowerPoint called SPICE. Kurt Dupont, who heads PresentationPoint explores how he has spent the last 25 years creating a variety of add-ins for PowerPoint. Finally, Mike Parkinson shows how you can create extremely fast using his Build-a-Graphic product. We also bring you quotes, press releases, and templates from the last few days.
Stay informed about updated tutorials and happenings related to PowerPoint and presenting.
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Tagged as: Ezine, Indezine, News, PowerPoint
Thomas Häger is the founder and owner of a Management Consulting business specialized in Operations Strategy and Working Capital Efficiency. Thomas has 20+ years of experience in Management Consulting and Business Development driving transformation projects and improvement programs in different industries. Lately Thomas is also turning the “improvement spotlight” on his own trade of Management Consulting and providing tools for more efficient and professional communication and PowerPoint sliding.
In this conversation, Thomas talks about his new SPICE add-in for PowerPoint.
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Tagged as: Add-in, Interviews
Kurt Dupont is a solution provider who would go out of his way just to ensure he brings out the best when it comes to issues that have to deal with data-driven presentations, data visualization, and digital signage software.
He started by working at airports worldwide to set up airport databases and flight information screens. This evolved to become the basis for PresentationPoint.
In this conversation, Kurt discusses 25 years of PresentationPoint.
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Tagged as: Add-in, Interviews, Kurt Dupont, PresentationPoint
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