Ann Webster is a sales analyst for a large retailer. The company is planning its annual meeting, and Ann's boss has asked her to prepare visuals for the company's performance presentation. The company president is planning to downplay the fact that the company's overall sales are slipping by focusing on the performance of the company's top five stores. Ann is therefore asked to prepare separate bar charts for each of the top stores listing the sales periods in ascending order and to prepare a bar chart of the overall sales figures with sales periods in descending order. Although the data will be factual, Ann realizes that the graphics could mislead board members.

Why? Try to draw these charts.

What should Ann do?