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Appendix slide pairing a green and blue pie chart of who has formal foresight training with a salmon horizontal bar chart of which types.
Summary
An appendix data slide pairing two chart types: a simple two-slice pie on the left (do respondents have formal foresight training: Yes 63% / No 37%) and a seven-row horizontal bar chart on the right breaking down the type of education obtained.
Visual description
Pale warm-cream background, "APPENDIX" header and page number "61" on a hairline rule. Two salmon chart titles head each half. Left: a clean pie split into a blue "Yes 63%" wedge and a green "No 37%" wedge with external leader labels, under the title "Formal Education or Professional Training in Futures Studies"; a grey question footnote (Q13, n = 116) sits below. Right: under "Type of Formal Education," a horizontal bar chart with seven left-aligned category labels (Bachelor's Degree 0%, Master's Degree 43%, Graduate Certificates and Diplomas 14%, PhD 1%, Academic Programs with a Foresight Component 13%, Professional Certification and Training Programs 47%, Other 10%), each a single salmon-tan bar with an inline percentage, on a 0 to 50% gridline scale; a grey Q14 footnote notes it is multi-select (n = 72).
Key takeaway
Pairing a high-level yes/no pie with a detailed breakdown bar on one slide, so the reader gets the headline split and the composition side by side. Using green/blue for the binary pie but a single neutral salmon for the type bars signals "these are two different questions" through color alone.
Reuse notes
A good "summary + detail" two-up for any survey question with a gating yes/no and a follow-on multi-select. Note the bars sum past 100% because it is select-all-that-apply, which the footnote correctly flags; keep that caveat visible whenever you reuse this. The two-slice pie is fine here but switch to a single stat or bar if you ever have more than three categories.
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