13. Final Formatting: Making the Report Not Look Like Excel
In This Chapter
Charts Should Have Less Ink, More Information 267
Trying to Tame the Slicers 276
Remove Excel Interface Elements 279
It is easy to create powerful reporting structures with PowerPivot. You can have one set of slicers that are driving multiple charts. As an Excel data analyst, you can appreciate the analytical power that PowerPivot brings to the table.
There is a good chance that your PowerPivot models are going to make it to the boardroom, either as a standalone model or as a SharePoint report.
This chapter focuses on some final formatting that you can do to make the report not look like ...
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