Manish Gupta
In an age now driven by "big data", we need to cut through the noise and present key information in a way that can be quickly consumed and acted upon making data visualization an increasingly important skill. Visualizations need to not only present data in an easy-to-understand and attractive way, but they must also provide context for the data, and tell a story, achieving that fine balance between form and function.
Excel is a commonly used and easily available tool for data analysis and working with data. However, when you think of data visualization, you might not think of Microsoft Excel. However, Excel offers a large number of charts and graphing tools that complement its data analysis toolset. Combining the best of power query and power pivot, Excel can help to create data visualization and dashboard very effectively.
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Energetic, ambitious and Result-oriented professional, offering +15 years of extensive experience in Management, operations, Finance, Audit, Risk management, marketing and Customer experience. Manish has experience in Monthly Reporting and PNL analysis, Budgeting, and strategic planning. Passionate for learning and development and thinking in innovative and non-traditional ways, Manish is your business partner for growth.
