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chart-to-message-mapper

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Turns a raw chart into a message-driven exhibit by adding the action title, the one highlight, the labels that matter, and removing everything that does not serve the point.

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# Chart-to-Message Mapper

## When to use
Use this when you have a correct chart that does not communicate, for example a default Excel chart pasted onto a slide. Use it when a reader has to study a chart to find the point. Use it after exhibit selection, to finish the exhibit so the message is unmissable.

## What it does
It transforms a neutral chart into a persuasive exhibit. It attaches the message as a title, directs the eye to the single insight, labels only what matters, and strips the chart junk so the data carries the argument by itself.

## Method
The principle is that an exhibit should make its point in under five seconds, with no narration needed.

1. Write the takeaway as the chart title. The chart gets the action title, not "Revenue by region". The title states the conclusion the chart proves.

2. Pick the one thing to see. Decide the single element the reader must notice, one bar, one inflection, one gap. Everything else exists only as context.
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