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Bigger projects are turned into smaller, easier-to-complete tasks to avoid overwhelming the team/team members. However, as you do these smaller tasks daily, you might fail to prioritize, lose track of the leading project’s objectives, and mistake the forest for the trees. Dividing the work into smaller parts has its purpose; equally important is ensuring you can see the big picture. Now, with SlideTeam’s Monthly Chart Templates, you can plan out a month or months’ worth of work, while also keeping yourself from being overwhelmed.
Do you want the best presentation templates to keep track of and present your monthly project budget? Find them in a blog here!
Monthly Planner PowerPoint Presentations
When you understand the interconnectedness of one task with another, you can perform better and prioritize like a champ. Our PPT Designs will help you visualize these tasks and projects and keep the project in front of you at all times. These PPT Templates are content-ready and 100% customizable and editable. This ensures that you have a readymade framework that will act as the starting point, and you will have the flexibility to mold these slides to your needs.
Let’s dive into our must-have templates and boost your productivity. Let’s explore!
Template 1: Monthly Chart Highlighting Multiple Project Activities
This PPT Slide presents a Gantt Chart to keep track of multiple project activities, in one place. The layout is perfect for planning out a given quarter, in this case, an example of Q3 (July, August, and September). The months are divided into weeks to present more detailed information. Use this PPT Preset to note each activity in the column furthest to the left and showcase the present using traffic lights. The key for the symbols is at the bottom of the slide. Download this template now.
Template 2: Monthly Gantt Chart for Project Planning
This PPT Theme delivers a broader Gantt Chart than the template 1 above, if you need to plan for 10 months. As is the custom, note the activities for the project in the column to the left, and begin charting the progress along the months. Not only can you track multiple activities, but multiple projects as well. The clean design makes it easier for the audience to follow the presentation. Download it from the link below!
Template 3: Monthly Spider Chart Design
Taking a break from the Gantt Chart, this PowerPoint Layout presents a spider chart connected to an Excel Sheet. This will help you track KPIs for the year in an intuitive manner. Use this PPT Slide to find areas that need improvement and the ones that are working favorably for the business to find out reasons that led to the  success. The slide also provides space for comments to summarize the minute details of the graph. Download this template now.
Template 4: Circle Monthly Chart 4
The 4 in the title stands for the four divisions in the circular graph. Divide the year into groups of three months and note the details of that quarter right next to it. The chart is color-coded to make for easier comprehension and better retention. The PPT Deck provides slides to focus on each quarter and provide information in greater detail when needed. Download it now.
All Planned Out
When you are mindful of your work at the micro and the macro scale, it becomes easier to complete the daily, weekly, monthly, etc., work with more sophistication and skill. With our Monthly Chart Templates, this is easier than ever before. You can even plan for the year ahead and stay on track for the entirety of the project, no matter how long.
Our PPT Templates are accessible through a subscription-based pricing model. You can choose from our monthly, semi-annual, annual, and annual+ packages!
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FAQs on Monthly Chart
What is the meaning of a monthly chart?
A monthly chart, often called a monthly time frame in financial and data analysis, represents data or information spanning a calendar month. It is used in finance and project management to visualize trends, performance, or changes over one month. Monthly charts provide a broader view than daily or weekly charts, allowing analysts and decision-makers to identify long-term patterns and make strategic decisions based on monthly data.
What chart to use for months?
The choice of chart to represent data for months depends on the type of data and the insights you want to convey. Common chart types for monthly data include:
- Line Chart: Ideal for showing trends and changes over months, such as stock prices or monthly sales figures.
- Bar Chart: Useful for comparing data across multiple months, such as monthly expenses or product sales by month.
- Area Chart: This is similar to a line chart and emphasizes the area under the line, which can effectively visualize cumulative data over time.
How do you show months on a chart?
To display months on a chart, you typically use the horizontal axis (x-axis) to represent time. Here's how to show months on a chart:
- Label the x-axis: Ensure the horizontal axis is labeled with the months you want to represent. Each month should be evenly spaced, making it easy to identify the time intervals.
- Use appropriate date formatting: Depending on the charting tool or software you're using, you can format the dates in a way that suits your needs, such as ‘Jan 2023’ or ‘01/23’.
- Adjust axis intervals: If the data spans an extended period, consider adjusting axis intervals to avoid overcrowding the chart. You can show fewer major tick marks and add minor ones to provide a clear timeline.
- Provide a legend or labels: If you have multiple data series on the chart, use a legend or labels to clarify which data corresponds to each month.
