# Turn my analysis into a five-slide PowerPoint data story

A five-slide data story with action titles, one chart per slide, short bullets, speaker notes, and backup slides.

- Topic: Presentations & Public Speaking
- Framework: RTF
- Level: Standard
- Tags: Presentations, Writing, Analyze, Fill-in Template
- Source: https://www.thinkwithprompt.com/prompts/turn-my-analysis-into-a-five-slide-powerpoint-data-story

## Prompt

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Turn my analysis into a five-slide data story for PowerPoint or Google Slides.

**Analysis and key numbers:** [PASTE]
**Audience:** [WHO - and how much time I have]
**What I want them to decide or do:** [THE ASK]
**Tone:** [e.g. neutral briefing / persuasive recommendation]

Use this structure, adjusting only if the data calls for it:
1. **The answer**: the main finding and recommendation up front.
2. **Context**: where we were and why it matters.
3. **The evidence**: the one chart that proves the main point.
4. **The drivers or segments**: what is behind the result.
5. **The ask**: decision, next steps, owners, and dates.

For each slide, return:
- Action title: a full-sentence takeaway, 15 words or fewer.
- Visual: chart type, what data goes on it, and what to highlight.
- Body: at most 3 short bullets or a single callout number.
- Speaker notes: 40-80 words in plain spoken language.
- Source line.

Also return:
- The five action titles in order, so I can check they tell the story on their own.
- A list of backup slides for the questions likely to come up.
- The one number the audience should remember.

Rules: one message and at most one chart per slide; no numbers that aren't in my analysis (mark gaps [ADD DATA]); no causal language unless the analysis supports it.
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## What to fill in

- PASTE
- WHO - and how much time I have
- THE ASK
- e.g. neutral briefing / persuasive recommendation
- ADD DATA

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