Part IX: Charts, Tables, Infographics, And Data Content

Data content works best when its form matches the message. Part IX explains how to build and configure charts, organize information in tables, turn structured ideas into infographics, and add mathematical formulas.

Topics

1. Create And Edit Charts
2. Configure Charts
3. Build And Format Tables
4. Create And Edit Infographics
5. Insert And Edit Formulas

Start with the chart topics when values need comparison or trend analysis. Use tables when learners need exact values, infographics when a process or relationship matters more than precise measurement, and formulas when mathematical notation must remain readable.

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