Transform this data table - three different scenarios!

[@KonradTamas]

Absolutely what I needed. Practical Examples. Thanks!

[@stugryffin3619]

Yes the content from this channel is education but the big and consistent takeaway for me is just how much FUN data is.

[@storytellingwithdata]

Glad to hear that you are having as much fun as we are! And the best part is that every dataset is slightly different, so there's always a new challenge to tackle.

[@PaulLaughlinCustomerInsight]

Good advice on tabular data improvement.

[@cuppetycake21]

These practical examples are awesome. I like that you've presented different scenarios. Thanks, keep it up

[@storytellingwithdata]

Glad you enjoyed the makeovers!

[@ayomide1007]

I really find this educational, I hope more of these are done, cheers

[@storytellingwithdata]

So happy you enjoyed the video and found it helpful! Stay tuned for more data viz makeovers.

[@SothearithKONGMrMuyKhmer]

Thanks for these practical advice. I love the tabular data enhancement. 😘

[@90vevs]

I loved it! ❤

[@priscilacarney8077]

Love it! 👏❤️

[@silvina_pugliese]

The first speaker's voice sounds exactly like Cole Nussbaumer Knaflic 😳

[@Ricocase]

Cool video, what's the ROI on making this many manual changes? How did you make them quickly?

[@storytellingwithdata]

Great question! There's no easy answer to this because there isn't a clear metric to track. That said, investing in better data communications often isn't the end goal. Rather it's a tool to help you drive smarter decisions, and deeper understanding. Perhaps a better way to measure your efforts is to step back and think about what does success look like if you communicate effectively with your data. We shared more thoughts regarding ROI in a past video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5THn6KVaK2beJI A well-designed graph and presentation does take time to craft. This video illustrates how different audiences and constraints will drive how much time you need to spend to make these changes. Even if you don't have much time, there are always quick things we can do (use words and color strategically)!

[@alijonrahmatov5877]

What was wrong with using a bar chart in scenario #3? To me, using a slope graph was more confusing. It is just my opinion.