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Build a stacked column chart or something, it would be better. But yeah having said that, create a pie chart with all of the "Subcategories" as the elements of the chart, so it's just one series instead of two, and then manually change their colors to match the "category" scheme you have going on. Register To Reply.
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Now each wedge of the category section will have corresponding "subcategory" section on a second level, which will be a percentage of the "category", and all added together they will also be 100%. Basically it's a way to visually see, category 1 is 40% of the total, and of that 40%, subcategory 1 is 10%, 2 is 20%, and so on. Register To Reply.
I'm trying to make a pie chart with categories and subcategories. I want each category to have a common color, with its subsidiary subcategories having shades of that color. In more concrete terms, I want it to be something like this: DOGS (Category): Labrador (Subcategory) German Sheppard (Subcategory) Cocker Spaniel (Subcategory) Chiuaua ...
20% came from apples. 10% came from bananas. 40% came from pears. 30% came from oranges. This is the easy part - I can build this pie chart simply. Next, assume that we get all of our fruit from one of 3 vendors. For all the apples we sold, the breakdown was 10% were from Vendor 1, 40% Vendor 2, and 50% Vendor 3.
Pie Chart not grouping categories together. The enclosed file contains data and a pie chart. The data will be added to on a regular basis. I want the first chart to show total cost by each category, but it shows the 'Electrical/sensor' as two entries, but I just want a combined total for each category, so should be 68% showing.
Re: How to combine data (categories) when making a pie chart? Originally Posted by Ace_XL. You need to ensure that the pivot tables covers all rows of your data. Then as you add on more data to your pivot table range, you only need to refresh the pivot table and the pie chart will automatically populate.
Stacked bar chart with subcategories. I am trying to create a stacked barchart with weeks on the X-axis and that is also able to have subcategories. The issue I'm having is converting the format of the input data table I have into this. I've attached an example of what I need to do. The data is inputted by a user in the 'Input Data' tab, and I ...
Hi, I have a data range that consists of a main category Called ISSUE and each issue has multiple actions. For example ISS001 has ACT1.1 ,ACT1.2 etc. What I am trying to do is create a stacked bar chart showing the number of issues over time due by month based on their status.
RL. PTR. FSH. PCL. I simply want to highlight all of these qualitative values and have a pie chart add them up for me from the column to represent the percentage of each one in one in the pie chart. Therefore, it may show something like 53% FSH, 7% RL, 20% PTR, and 20% PCL. However, when I highlight the columns and attempt to turn it into a pie ...