This is going to be a silly question but I am going to ask anyway. I am going to give a presentation about what has happened before and after new leaders were hired. This specific slide will include promotional events, employees hired and revenue projected/forecasted. I want the audience to focus on the amount of revenue projected and actual revenue. Obviously I can highlight the months where the actual revenue was higher than projected but I want to show the data where it catches the attention of the audience. When a coworker gives presentation with lots of numbers, he aims for the audience to understand the slide in 5 seconds or less. Since there's a lot of numbers in this table, it may be intimidating. I'm attaching the workbook with data so I can see suggestions on how to resolve this silly issue. Any suggestion given is appreciated.
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