It’s easy to generate a report full of numbers and charts, but that doesn’t mean anyone actually uses it.

Seen that reports with tons of data that end up sitting unread because the insights weren’t clear or actionable.

For a report to really make a difference, it needs to highlight what matters most, show trends or patterns in a way people can grasp quickly, and guide the reader toward concrete actions.

What approaches, formats, or small tweaks have you used to make your reports not just accurate, but something people actually rely on to make decisions?

In a short term holiday home rental, how can I use data or what Ai tools can I use to manage data such as rent, costs, price prediction, maintenance costs and how often maintenance is needed etc etc, how can I implemen data in to my business in order to profit more or manage less, or maybe automate

I want to know how you ensure that complex technical data, analyses, or results are presented in a way that someone without a technical background can quickly grasp. It’s about your choices regarding layout, language, visualizations, summaries, and storytelling, all aimed at making the report “self-explanatory,” meaning it should largely make sense even without someone needing to explain it in person. I am likely interested in understanding how you simplify complex information, how much you prioritize user-friendly design, and how you balance technical accuracy with accessibility. Also share the tools or techniques you use (like charts, dashboards, or annotations) and how you tailor your reports based on the audience’s needs.

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I am looknig for a freelance work in MS Excel