Maliki Hassani
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Excel: Formatting pie chart - Show in legend the values
Experts,
I am redoing charts from crystal reports to excel, still wanting to keep the same chart design. In excel (pie chart) I am trying to add in the legend the name and percentage. Looks like this:
Legend:
HD-ODN 64.0%
HD-DVR ODN 24.1%
HD iGuide 16.2%
I have attached the chart in crystal, but would like to know how can I build the same chart in excel. If not, any ideas to a similar design?
Thanks
2007 excel
chart-example.xlsx
I am redoing charts from crystal reports to excel, still wanting to keep the same chart design. In excel (pie chart) I am trying to add in the legend the name and percentage. Looks like this:
Legend:
HD-ODN 64.0%
HD-DVR ODN 24.1%
HD iGuide 16.2%
I have attached the chart in crystal, but would like to know how can I build the same chart in excel. If not, any ideas to a similar design?
Thanks
2007 excel
chart-example.xlsx
ASKER
Thanks Glenn, I appreciate your help. I will keep this open a few more hours just to see if any other ideas are available.
I forgot to round down the values to "K" so I've updated the workbook here.
Still, you can't add a data table to a pie chart (you can for a bar chart). Short of creating a second table, I'm not sure how one could do it.
Regards,
-Glenn
EE-chart-example.xlsx
Still, you can't add a data table to a pie chart (you can for a bar chart). Short of creating a second table, I'm not sure how one could do it.
Regards,
-Glenn
EE-chart-example.xlsx
ASKER
Bar chart, maybe that is the fix?
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Thank you!!
You're welcome. Surprised, but glad that this solution will work for you.
Side note: note that I inserted a line feed (CHAR(10)) in the formulas for the modified labels; this forces the percentage to a separate line below the group name.
-Glenn
Side note: note that I inserted a line feed (CHAR(10)) in the formulas for the modified labels; this forces the percentage to a separate line below the group name.
-Glenn
ASKER
cool thanks! I will need this in my reports
Unfortunately, that does not provide you a separate data table on the bottom showing the percentages. However, I added percentages to the data labels using Excel's built-in features.
See the attached example.
-Glenn
EE-chart-example.xlsx