PowerPoint Charts
Create waterfall, Mekko, butterfly and scatter charts in PowerPoint - plus CAGR arrows and axis breaks - on native charts anyone can still edit.
The chart picker, opening at your mouse pointer
Key Benefits
Waterfall, Mekko and Butterfly Charts in PowerPoint
Waterfalls, Mekkos and butterfly charts do not exist in PowerPoint. Today they get assembled from stacked bars and invisible spacers - and fall apart the moment a number changes. presentaid builds them properly: pick the chart type, enter your values, and the construction maintains itself. Layouts, connectors and labels update automatically whenever your data changes.
CAGR, Growth and Difference Arrows That Survive a Data Update
A CAGR arrow, a growth arrow, a difference arrow or a value line is what turns a chart into an argument. presentaid anchors each one to the bars it describes, not to a position on the slide. Change the numbers and the arrow moves with them, recalculates its label, and stays correct. The plot area even shrinks by itself so an arrow above the tallest column never overlaps the data.
Axis Breaks, Data Labels and Chart Formatting in One Toolbar
Select a chart and a small bar appears above it: edit the data, add annotations, switch the chart type, and open Chart Properties - font size, bar width, legend, data labels, axis scale and number format, all in one panel instead of five PowerPoint dialogs. Labels drawn on a bar pick black or white automatically, so a value never disappears into a dark column or a pale one.
Your Chart Design, Applied for You
The Chart Style Configurator defines how every new chart should look - title, axes, legend, typeface, gridlines and an ordered colour palette. Publish it company-wide and nobody has to re-apply the house look by hand. Each setting is opt-in: what you do not tick stays exactly as your template left it. Add a series later and it is coloured from the palette automatically, without touching the ones already on the slide.
Linked to Excel, Refreshed on Your Terms
Point a chart at a range in an Excel workbook and presentaid writes those values into the chart's own data sheet. The deck stays self-contained - send it to someone without the workbook and the chart still shows its last refreshed data. presentaid never refreshes behind your back: when the source file changes, an amber alert appears on the action bar and you decide whether to pull the new numbers in.
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