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I need to have two pie charts in one overall chart in '07? They are
completely separate data sets (common categories), and so I cannot have the "pie of a slice" which I see, unless I can use a zero value for one slice of the main, and then divide that into 100% somehow (in which case it doesn't show up in one, and the subslice ends up being pie number 2). I have to have it this way for printing/file purposes. Any help? Thx. -- Boris |
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Create two pie charts and position them next to each other. You can
always format the result to look like a single chart. For an example you should be able to adapt see Stacked Charts http://tushar-mehta.com/excel/newsg...arts/index.html In article <73EBE1DE-105C-4BAC-A10D-D4A20B2F988D@microsoft.com>, BorisS@discussions.microsoft.com says... > I need to have two pie charts in one overall chart in '07? They are > completely separate data sets (common categories), and so I cannot have the > "pie of a slice" which I see, unless I can use a zero value for one slice of > the main, and then divide that into 100% somehow (in which case it doesn't > show up in one, and the subslice ends up being pie number 2). > > I have to have it this way for printing/file purposes. > > Any help? Thx. > |
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