A waterfall chart in PowerPoint sometimes called a bridge chart is the clearest way to show how a starting value is affected by a series of increases and decreases, like an earnings bridge or budget variance. This step-by-step guide covers building one in Ampler Charts.
What you’ll learn in this video:
- How to build a build-up waterfall chart
- How to build a build-down waterfall chart
- The different waterfall chart variations available
- How to format a waterfall chart
Whether you call it a waterfall chart or a bridge chart, the goal is the same: show how individual increases and decreases bridge the gap between a starting and ending value. Ampler Charts supports both build-up and build-down waterfall variations, so you can visualize earnings bridges, budget variances, or any other running total directly in PowerPoint, fully formatted to match your presentation.
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