Harvey Balls Powerpoint Professional Looking Graphics
Harvey Balls Powerpoint Series Of Pies

Follow our easy instructions to create these useful symbols for your project presentations.

They are commonly used in comparison tables to indicate the degree to which a particular item meets a particular criterion.

Harvey Balls Powerpoint Series Of Pies

When you create a series of pies with different percentage fills, you may use them as templates for your report tables.

It is this simple to create this icons with Harvey balls PowerPoint tutorial.

Harvey Balls Powerpoint Professional Looking Graphics

However, it takes a lot of time and effort to create professional looking graphics and diagrams from scratch.

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Just choose the template that matches your thought and replace the sample text with your own text.

So you can select and use the percentage of fill that you actually need.

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Strategy consultants love them because it allows you to make qualitative assessments quickly.

They work great on group discussion whiteboards as well: draw the empty circles and have the meeting participants colour them in.

Apparently they were invented at Booz Allen in the 1970s, which is probably why we at McKinsey referred to them as moons.

In PowerPoint they are a bit tricky to make, in the template below I tried to make an effort.

To change the values, you need to open each pie diagram and change its value, make sure that you are not moving or re-scaling any of the pie diagrams in the process.

Maybe in the early 1990s, with primitive computer graphics, Harvey balls served a purpose, but now the same effect can equally be achieved by applying different colour shadings in the background colour of the cells in your table.

As always, feel free to copy the design, or download the ready-made slide from the template store.

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