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Visualising Data: Panel Discussion 2024-04-30 · 17:00 A panel of experts will have a wide-ranging discussion with audience Q&A, about how to build good visualisations. The panel are: Chris Barber (Microsoft MVP), Ned Stratton, Mark Wilcock (Microsoft MVP) and (we hope) Rishi Sapra (Microsoft MVP). The topics may include: * * Why storytelling is an essential aspect of visualising data * Examples of best and worst visuals: what works well and what to avoid * Considerations when producing multi-lingual reports * 5 golden rules for effective visuals * Chris will demo the income statement (P&L) Sankey diagram solution for PowerBI that he will be making available this year The timings are: 6pm Doors open: hot drinks and soft drinks available 6:15pm: Panel discussion and Q&A 7:15pm Pizza and drinks, and chat 8:00 pm close * The event is free and all are welcome. Note: This is a last-minute change to the original talk which was “Bad Report, Good Report, Great Report” where we were going to start with typical bad report, then improve it into a great report. Apologies about this last-minute adjustment to the original talk.	Visualising Data: Panel Discussion

A panel of experts will have a wide-ranging discussion with audience Q&A, about how to build good visualisations. The panel are: Chris Barber (Microsoft MVP), Ned Stratton, Mark Wilcock (Microsoft MVP) and (we hope) Rishi Sapra (Microsoft MVP). The topics may include:

* * Why storytelling is an essential aspect of visualising data * Examples of best and worst visuals: what works well and what to avoid * Considerations when producing multi-lingual reports * 5 golden rules for effective visuals * Chris will demo the income statement (P&L) Sankey diagram solution for PowerBI that he will be making available this year

The timings are:

6pm Doors open: hot drinks and soft drinks available
6:15pm: Panel discussion and Q&A
7:15pm Pizza and drinks, and chat
8:00 pm close *

The event is free and all are welcome.

Note: This is a last-minute change to the original talk which was “Bad Report, Good Report, Great Report” where we were going to start with typical bad report, then improve it into a great report. Apologies about this last-minute adjustment to the original talk.

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