Gamma's Charts Are Pretty and Occasionally Wrong
A deck from three bullets is a gift. An axis you can't fix is the cost.
Gamma turns three bullets into a themed deck faster than I can open Slides. For a first draft of a talk, it's a genuine time save.
The charts, though, look finished while being wrong -- and you can't easily edit the axis. I once got a pie chart for two items because the data was thin.
So I use Gamma for layout and rebuild the one chart that matters in a real editor. The deck is the shell; the numbers are mine.
Let it draft, never let it finalize the data. Pretty is not accurate.
