Data visualization with Microsoft Power

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Needles: The length of the needles shows the percentage of sales, while their width reflects the profit margin.
Pie Chart Size: Represents current total sales in a specific country.
Color coding: Green indicates high gain, yellow indicates moderate gain, and red shows low gain.
Sales Trend Point: Grey points indicate missing data, red points show a decrease in sales, and green points indicate an increase.
Advantages:

Visual clarity: Provides an easy-to-understand representation of data.
Dynamism and scalability: Capable of handling large volumes of data and adapting to different screen sizes.
Interactive Features: Insight tools display additional details, and premium options allow advanced filtering and logo removal.
Use cases:

Companies: Identification of the main sales regions and areas that need improvement.
Financial Analysts: Identifying top contributors to earnings and underperformers.




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