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Take data visualization to the next level with dozens of advanced charts in PowerPoint, Excel and Word

Power-user brings a huge collection of chart types directly to Microsoft Office. Make your data speak for itself with powerful visuals for your presentations and dashboards.

A chart for every situation

Find the perfect chart for every situation, with 110+ charts in PowerPoint, Excel, Word.

Customized to your brand

Pre-load your brand guidelines like colors and fonts so users don't have to format manually.

No compatibility lock in

The charts can be edited even by users without a Power-user license. No compatibility trap!

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Explore a new world of charting possibilities

Charting doesn't have to be just about columns, pies and lines. In our world of data, there are many different ways to explore and visualize data. Power-user brings it all directly in your PowerPoint, Excel & Word.

Dumbell chart

Compare two related values for multiple categories, for instance for 2 different years.

Dumbbell chart

Sankey chart

Visualizes flows and their proportions between different categories with linked paths. Read more.

Sankey chart

Radar chart

Ideal for comparing multiple variables across different categories to identify strengths and weaknesses.

Radar chart (or spider web)

Mekko chart

Great for analyzing market share or distribution when both axis values vary in size. Read more.

Mekko chart

Line chart

Perfect for tracking trends and changes over time with continuous data points.

Line chart

Gantt chart

Used for project management to visualize timelines, tasks, and dependencies. Read more.

Gantt chart

Step chart

Ideal for visualizing changes at irregular intervals, such as pricing or inventory levels.

Step chart

Stacked columns chart

Great for comparing category totals while showing the contribution of each subcategory.

Stacked column chart

Gauge or speedometer chart

Useful for displaying performance against a target, like KPIs or progress tracking.

Speedometer or gauge chart

Panel chart

Helps compare multiple related datasets side by side for deeper insights.

Panel chart

Histogram chart

Ideal for showing the distribution of data and frequency of values within specific ranges.

Histogram

Dot plot chart

Used for visualizing relationships between two variables with individual data points.

Plot chart

Column with deviation chart

Perfect for highlighting the difference between actual and expected values in a clear comparison.

Column with deviation

Donught chart

Great for showing proportions and parts of a whole, similar to a pie chart, with a central space.

Doughnut chart

Waffle chart

Visualizes data as a grid of squares, ideal for showing percentages and progress in a compact format.

Waffle chart

Variable width column chart

Used to represent data with varying categories, where column width reflects the significance of each value.

Variable width column chart

Slope chart

Ideal for comparing changes between two points in time across multiple categories.

Slope chart

Waterfall chart

Shows incremental changes in data, useful for visualizing profits, losses, or financial trends.

Waterfall chart

Column chart

Great for comparing values across categories using vertical bars for clear visualization.

Column chart

Bar chart

Ideal for comparing values across categories using horizontal bars for easy readability.

Bar chart

Range chart

Useful for visualizing minimum and maximum values over a range, such as temperature or price variations.

Range chart

Radar chart

Ideal for comparing multiple variables across categories to highlight strengths and weaknesses.

Radar chart (or spider web)

Bubble chart

Great for visualizing relationships between three or four variables using bubble size to show magnitude.

Bubble chart

People chart

Uses human-shaped icons to represent data, making statistics more engaging and relatable.

People chart

Sorted bar chart

Ranks categories in descending or ascending order for easy comparison of values.

Sorted bar chart

Arrow chart

Uses arrows to show direction and magnitude, ideal for illustrating trends or movements.

Arrow chart

Bars stacked diverging chart

Highlights positive and negative contributions within categories for easy comparison.

Diverging stacked bar

Lollipop chart

Combines bars and dots to emphasize individual data points while maintaining comparison clarity.

Lollipop chart

Treemap

Displays hierarchical data as nested rectangles, ideal for showing proportions within categories.

Treemap chart

Funnel chart

Visualizes stages in a process, highlighting the decline in values from start to end.

Funnel chart

Fan chart

Used to visualize uncertainty in forecasts, showing possible future ranges with fan-like shapes.

Fan chart

Burndown chart

Tracks progress over time in project management, showing work completed versus remaining tasks.

Burndown chart

XY plot chart

Visualizes the relationship between two variables, showing data points on an X and Y axis.

XY plot chart

Sunburst chart

Displays hierarchical data in a circular layout, highlighting proportions and relationships within levels.

Sunburst chart

Stacked 100% column chart

Shows the relative percentage of each category within a total, with columns representing 100%.

100% stacked column chart

Normal distribution chart

Visualizes the distribution of data points, showing the frequency of values in a bell-shaped curve.

Normal distribution chart

Column chart with variations

Enhances standard column charts by adding variation in values and percentages.

Column chart with variations

Jitter plot chart

Reduces overlap in scatter plots by adding slight random variation to data point positions.

Jitter plot chart

Timeline chart

Shows events in chronological order, ideal for visualizing project milestones. Read more.

Timeline

Jump plot chart

Highlights discrete changes between data points, useful for stepwise variations or sudden shifts.

Jump plot

Likert chart

Used for visualizing survey responses, showing agreement or sentiment across multiple categories.

Likert

Tornado or butterfly chart

Compares two datasets side by side, often used for sensitivity analysis and risk assessment.

Tornado (or butterfly) chart

Customize charts to your brand, and make it the default style

Power-user charts can be customized to match your corporate brand. The charts will be adjusted to have your organization's colors, fonts, title position, font size etc.

 

Make this the default style and users will stop manually formatting each and every chart they create, saving hours and achieving visual consistency without effort.

Working with multiple brands or clients? Not an issue! The charts can also automatically match the theme of the current presentation.

Customize charts to your match your brand colors and fonts
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Easily insert charts, designed with compatibility in mind to protect your freedom

Advanced charts inserted from the Power-user Library remain editable even by people without a Power-user license. No need to worry about compatibility for your colleagues or clients. No need to chain yourself to a charting tool that locks you in. Keep your freedom at all time!

Link charts from Excel to PowerPoint

Automate your reports with a powerful link between Excel and PowerPoint. Save time and effort with reports updated in 1 click.

Copy a chart or table from Excel to PowerPoint, click the "Link" button, and that's it! How simpler can it be?

Excel-PowerPoint links
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