Turn my findings into a data story outline

Task: Write a five-part outline for a data story built on the findings below. Context: The audience is [audience] and the decision I want them to make is [decision]. They know [nothing, a little or a lot] about the topic. The story is presented as [slides, report, article or talk] in about [minutes] minutes. Rules: - Give each part one message as a full sentence, the chart that supports it, and the one number from my findings that carries it. - Use only the figures in my findings. Do not invent or round up numbers, and say which figures you computed, for example a difference, and which you only copied. - If a message needs evidence my findings do not contain, name the missing evidence in one line instead of filling the gap. - If my findings are fewer than about 5 or rest on a small sample, say which parts of the story are too thin to claim. Result: A table with the columns part, message, chart and key number, then one line on the weakest part of the story. Material: [paste your findings and their numbers here]