How To Create An Amazing Chart In Google Slides

Shianne Edelmayer, MakeUseOf
Mon, 09/23/2019 - 5:00am

Google Slides is an amazing presentation tool with the ability to create complex slideshows. Its easy-to-use interface and online sharing capabilities give it a leg up over other programs, and one of the many things you can create with Google Slides is a graph or chart. To keep this simple, here’s how to create a chart in Google Slides, along with some basic graphic design tips to make sure you’re building the best data visualizations possible. How to Create a Google Slides Chart The first thing you’ll need to do is set up your slideshow, either by creating a brand new file or by opening a document that’s already in progress. If you have already created a graph or chart outside of Google Slides, the process of including one is extremely simple.

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