(1:29) Introduction to Zebra BI
(2:13) Creating better reports
(4:30) Creating better presentations
(7:10) Making better dashboards
(8:40) Introduction of Zebra BI for Excel: Visualize, report, share
(10:04) Standardized reporting (styles)
(11:07) Inserting dynamic charts: Automatically calculated variance
(16:47) Applying different styles
(17:31) Editing styles: Colors, shapes, scenarios (labels)
(20:30) Variance charts: Absolute and relative variance
(21:50) Displaying costs: Inverting the colors
(22:44) Indicating outliers: Limiting minimum/maximum values
(24:37) Already calculated variances
(25:05) Embedding charts into tables
(27:30) Switching off the labels on the chart
(28:28) Adding comments
(30:23) Exporting reports
(32:45) Adding new rows
(34:46) Waterfall charts
(36:06) Specifying the fixed columns
(37:26) Adapting scales between different charts
(39:20) Representation of calculations: Profit & Loss example
(42:13) Visualizing small multiples
(43:59) Changing the report layout: Column size, sorting
(48:58) Zebra BI resources and social media presence
(50:53) Q&A
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