Rickard Wärnelid shows how Excel sparklines draw more insight from the same data, cut errors and make model outputs faster for your audience to read.
Webinar · Recording · Presented by Rickard Wärnelid · 31 January 2019
Edward Tufte described sparklines as “data-intense, design-simple, word-sized graphics”. Financial modellers have debated whether they belong in a model ever since. Excel now builds them in, yet few models use them.
This webinar shows how to start using sparklines in your financial models and what they give you: more insight from the same data, fewer errors and presentations your audience understands faster.
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