Harvey ball charts in Google Slides
Filled-circle ratings for criteria against options, editable on the slide.
How to make Harvey balls in Google Slides.
Harvey balls are a qualitative comparison matrix: each cell holds a circle filled from empty to full (typically 0–4) instead of a number, so a grid of criteria against options reads at a glance. It's a consulting staple for feature or vendor comparisons, and Google Slides has no way to draw one natively; people fake it with a table of manually inserted shapes.
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Insert a ChartKit Harvey ball
Pick Harvey Ball from the chart menu; each cell renders as a circle filled to its rating on a 0–4 scale.
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Set the ratings and style it
Type a rating per cell in the grid; fill colour and stroke apply from your palette, and the whole matrix stays editable on the slide.