Spider chart, sunburst and segmentation templates for PowerPoint
Pages for proportions and profiles: spiderwebs comparing two profiles or today against target, sunbursts of scores or revenue by unit and product, and segmentation cubes with three dimensions. Use a spiderweb when several scores together make a shape worth seeing. Each one arrives in your deck's own colors and fonts.
- Mac: all 14, in the Templates tab of the SlideShortcuts panel.
- Windows: all 14, under Insert > Templates on the SlideShortcuts tab.
Segmentation cube with three dimensions
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Cube with eight segments and a takeaway
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Sunburst of eight scores
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Sunburst of revenue by unit and product
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Spiderweb with two profiles
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Spiderweb of today against target
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Six circles filled to their share
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One hundred people with a share highlighted
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One hundred people in three groups
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Three dot grids compared
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Scaled squares compared
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Goal with a target and three levers
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Iceberg of visible and hidden costs
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Iceberg with three hidden layers
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Numbers and names on the templates are samples. Replace them with your own.
Questions
What is a spider chart?
Also called a radar chart: several scores on axes that start from one center, joined into a shape. Two shapes on the same axes show where one profile is stronger.
When should I use a sunburst?
When a total splits into parts and those parts split again, such as revenue by unit and then by product within each unit.
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