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Pie Chart Sectional Pull-outs
Is it possible to pull-out a section of the pie chart intact instead of
individual slices? |
Pie Chart Sectional Pull-outs
You can pull out multiple slices, but each one moves radially away from the
center, so you can't pull a group of slices together. - Jon ------- Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP Tutorials and Custom Solutions Peltier Technical Services, Inc. - http://PeltierTech.com _______ "trunzop" wrote in message ... Is it possible to pull-out a section of the pie chart intact instead of individual slices? |
Pie Chart Sectional Pull-outs
On Wed, 23 May 2007, in microsoft.public.excel.charting,
trunzop said: Is it possible to pull-out a section of the pie chart intact instead of individual slices? Maybe Ed Ferrero can work something out. He's made bubble charts into pictures of pies before, perhaps he can make one section into a picture of sections. In the meantime, you could make two pie graphs embedded in a sheet, one copied from the other, make the sections to be "pulled out" invisible (area=None) in one, make the area not to be pulled out invisible in the other, make their chart areas invisible (and also the legend area invisible!) then use Alt-drag to snap them to the same position on the spreadsheet. Now you can drag the whole plot area (not just a slice) of one chart away, without pulling out the sections, and it will look like the pie chart was pulled with several sections intact. Because you made the chart areas invisible they are see through, and because you made the legends invisible it doesn't matter that the legend for one shows only some slices and the legend for the other shows only the other slices, because the two legends will superimpose to show all the colours. (you actually only need the chart area and legend area of the chart on top to be see through) This pair of charts will also respond to updating of the numbers, although you may want to drag the pies around from time to time to make them look right. Just don't drag the slices, as you will break them up if you do. Drag the square area around the circular pie. -- Del Cotter NB Personal replies to this post will send email to , which goes to a spam folder-- please send your email to del3 instead. |
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