-: In the second part of this slide,
I want you to use the chart data,
just select the chart data like that,
press control + C and go now fully to PowerPoint.
For the chart, I'll go to insert the content called chart.
We'll use a normal, clustered column.
This is perfect, but for the column, as you can see,
all the colors are already perfect
because we made a template for ourselves
and I'll press control + V to make the series and the data.
I want to reduce the series to only the first one
and I'll close that down.
You can see 2041 is only projected sales,
so we need to immediately click on that.
Click on this once more
and instead of a normal fill, automatic fill,
let's go to a pattern fill.
A pattern fill will suggest
that this is some kind of projected data.
This already looks a tiny bit better.
For the title, I would suggest going to home
and putting it on the left side,
maybe smaller, like 18,
and putting it on the left, top side.
In million units, I can press enter to put it on the bottom
and maybe the title could be control + B, bolded.
Okay, this looks a little cleaner.
I don't like that I have to guess the data points
because we are actually talking about fruit juice sales.
So I'll click on the series, I'll hit the plus sign,
and if you know, we can enable data labels.
Since we enabled data labels, precisely,
we can get rid of the left axis.
Go to axis and get rid of the vertical axis.
Now everything looks much more understandable and cleaner.
You can see we also have the years here.
We don't need any legend.
I'll click on the legend, press delete
and this now looks really solid.
The data labels are very important for this slide.
I'll press control + B
and I will make them a tiny bit bigger.
Okay, to 16 points, this should be perfectly fine.
And we see a huge collapse here
between the year '39 and '40, from 2 to 1.7.
We can insert a speech bubble by going to Insert > Shapes.
We have some basic call out here on the bottom.
I can, for example, put a call out here
that will refer to this point and -300,000 unit sales.
This will be an important information that is probably
a key talking point within this presentation,
so I wanted to highlight that.
For the shape fill, I'll revert to a gray color,
but a gray color that'll make my text visible.
Beautiful.
Ignore.
Okay, this looks now much more consistent.
Something that also divides the presentation into half
and to make sure that this information
goes into that information
is inserting a triangle, a right-pointing triangle.
You can use a normal triangle, you can shift it around,
press your shift key to the right side
and you can simply make it much, much narrower,
and put it like that within the middle of the slide.
This indicates that the information on the left side
directly translates into the key takeaways
between blah, blah and blah, blah.
All right, if you want more space
because it's getting a bit crowded here,
you know we put up guides for ourselves
but there's nothing stopping us
to put this a little bit to the left
and this a bit to the right.
We can go like that and like that.
This would be still a very clean
and I think we are ready with this slide.
And this way, you created slide number three
of our business presentation
informing on what's the situation on the market.