think-cell is a software add-in for Microsoft PowerPoint and Excel designed to create professional-looking charts and presentations. It is commonly used in business and academic settings to streamline the process of creating complex charts, graphs, and data-driven visualizations.
think-cell offers a variety of chart types, such as waterfall charts, Gantt charts, Marimekko charts, and scatter plots, among others. The software’s main feature is its ability to automatically update charts based on changes in underlying data, saving users time and effort when updating their presentations.
The software is particularly popular among management consultants, financial analysts, and professionals who frequently use data-driven presentations. It is known for its ease of use, intuitive interface, and ability to generate high-quality, customizable charts that align with professional design standards.
Please note that software products may evolve, and there may have been updates or changes to Think-cell since my last update. I recommend checking the official Think-cell website for the latest information about the software and its features.
think-cell is available on the computers in HELP IN NEED R&D and ICT. It is also accessible for download on your personal computer.
To access the downloadable version or renew an existing license, kindly send an email from your Character Education Foundation’s email address to think-cell@helpinneed.org
Think-cell licenses are renewed twice annually, with expiration dates falling on the last day of August and the last day of February. For license renewal, please contact think-cell@helpinneed.org
think-cell is compatible with PC and Mac systems.
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