Related:
- Help !! - Reg: Pie Chart
- Hdd reg - Download - Backup and recovery
- Reg add hklm\software\policies\google\chrome /v browserguestmodeenabled /t reg_dword /d 0 - Guide
- Fl studio 21 reg - Download - Musical production
- Reg key for avast 4.8 ✓ - Antivirus Forum
- Avast 4.8 home edition reg key ✓ - Antivirus Forum
2 responses
Hi Jee,
Arrange your sheet like this:
Go to Insert>Graphic, select the pie chart, click next.
For you first graphic select range A1:A3.
Keep hitting next, looking at the different options untill you are done.
It's also advisable to right-click at different parts of the graphic and look at the options to see what you can alter to suit your needs.
Repeat the process for your second graphic, only now you take the range B1:B3.
Note that both graphics will initially look the same, since both ranges has the same percentage.
Best regards,
Trowa
Arrange your sheet like this:
20 10 30 15 50 25
Go to Insert>Graphic, select the pie chart, click next.
For you first graphic select range A1:A3.
Keep hitting next, looking at the different options untill you are done.
It's also advisable to right-click at different parts of the graphic and look at the options to see what you can alter to suit your needs.
Repeat the process for your second graphic, only now you take the range B1:B3.
Note that both graphics will initially look the same, since both ranges has the same percentage.
Best regards,
Trowa
Dec 28, 2009 at 12:43 AM
i need a pie 2 pie chart
1st one shows 20 30 50
and second shows 15 20 15 .. i.e 50 is divided into 3 parts
with regards
jee
Dec 28, 2009 at 08:24 AM
Why don't you use the numbers 20, 30, 15, 20, 15 to make up your pie chart and explain in the legend that 15, 20 and 15 is one group. Furthermore you can show it by colors: 20 = blue, 30 = yellow, 15 = light green, 20 = green and 15 = dark green.
Best regards,
Trowa