Explain [reader question] visually using only these supplied source facts.
First write the factual conclusion and its limits. Map each proposed
visual element, value and label to a source ID or explicit calculation.
Keep denominator, period, missing data and sample scope visible.
Do not invent causes, benchmarks, outcomes or company-wide conclusions.
Choose a native chart/diagram/layout where it preserves exact facts.
Provide a readable text/table explanation with the actual output.

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Use mechanism [choice] to show the source relationship. Keep values,
units, labels and qualification as real editable content. Preserve
[specific source limitation]. Identify any calculation and its inputs.
Do not imply measurement precision or approval beyond the source.
Return actual file/source and a preview, not only a prose description.

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The visual labels [claim] but source [ID] establishes only [bounded fact].
Correct the title, denominator and related graphic labels. Keep the
useful visual mechanism and exact source values. Preserve the scope
qualification and text/table fallback. Do not add a new unsupported
claim to make the infographic feel more conclusive.
