What is an unexploded pie chart in power point

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[Echo S]

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Well, exploded would be a pie chart where you've used your mouse to pull out
one or more of the pieces.

http://www.uwec.edu/help/ExcelXP/ch-pieopts.htm Or just look on the second
row of examples when you change your chart type to a pie. They're both
labeled "exploded pie."

So I guess an "unexploded" pie chart would be one where you haven't pulled
out one or more pieces.

 

[Steve Rindsberg]

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A pie chart upon which no ordnance has been expended?
A pie chart that's a dud?

Or ... more likely the answer you're after ... you can take any section or
section of a pie chart and pull it out of the pie -- "explode" it -- to
emphasize the data it represents.

An unexploded pie chart would be one that you haven't done that to.

IOW, an ordinary pie chart.

 

[Gregg]

Along the lines of unstacked column chart?

 

[Steve Rindsberg]

Along the lines of unstacked column chart?

More: A chart to which that which one might have done to it has not been done
to it.

A graphical double negative, you might say.