A CAGR calculation usually starts as an Excel formula that then gets manually pasted into a PowerPoint text box and re-pasted every time the numbers change. Ampler Charts turns CAGR, and other common chart annotations, into built-in decorators on your PowerPoint chart that update automatically whenever the chart’s data changes.
What you’ll learn in this video:
- How to format chart decorators
- How to add a CAGR calculation directly onto a PowerPoint chart, plus Series CAGRs
- How to show the total difference between two data points
- How to show the level difference between series
- How to add a value line annotation to a chart
- How to add connector lines between chart elements
- How to display series shares as a chart annotation
- How to format legends and data tables
Instead of calculating a CAGR in Excel and pasting it into a separate text box on your slide, Ampler Charts lets you add CAGR, total difference, level difference, and value line annotations directly onto the chart itself, inside PowerPoint and they recalculate automatically whenever the chart’s data changes, whether that data is entered directly or linked from an Excel sheet.
Go to the next video in this series -> 04. How to Format Chart Axes & Gridlines in PowerPoint