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pie charts instead of bubbles
I have four data series I would like to visualize using a bubble chart.
(x, y, r, p) x: x axis position y: y axis position r: bubble size p: probability (preferrable shown as pie sector angle) How can I replace the bubbles in the pie chart by little pie charts each representing two values (site and sector angle)? I could not find any corresponding atrribute in the object model. |
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pie charts instead of bubbles
Possibly Andy Pope's example showing how to use pie charts as data markers
can help: http://andypope.info/charts/piedatamarkers.htm -- John Mansfield http://cellmatrix.net "Rudolf" wrote: I have four data series I would like to visualize using a bubble chart. (x, y, r, p) x: x axis position y: y axis position r: bubble size p: probability (preferrable shown as pie sector angle) How can I replace the bubbles in the pie chart by little pie charts each representing two values (site and sector angle)? I could not find any corresponding atrribute in the object model. |
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Re[2]: pie charts instead of bubbles
Hi John!
Thank you for the link; it solves my problem for now. I will have to do a mass of "four parameter" bubble charts as explained below. Is there a possibility to extend Excel's bubble chart object to automate the generation and association of the pies to the bubble points? I think I had to program an add-in for this task. Where can I find a good starting point, possibly not having to start from scratch? Thanks in advance Rudolf. "John Mansfield" wrote: Possibly Andy Pope's example showing how to use pie charts as data markers can help: http://andypope.info/charts/piedatamarkers.htm -- John Mansfield http://cellmatrix.net "Rudolf" wrote: I have four data series I would like to visualize using a bubble chart. (x, y, r, p) x: x axis position y: y axis position r: bubble size p: probability (preferrable shown as pie sector angle) How can I replace the bubbles in the pie chart by little pie charts each representing two values (site and sector angle)? I could not find any corresponding atrribute in the object model. |
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Re[2]: pie charts instead of bubbles
Rudolf,
Yes, actually Andy's example contains a snippet of VBA code that would serve as a good starting point for automating the task of adding pie charts as data markers. Hope this helps. -- John Mansfield http://cellmatrix.net "Rudolf" wrote: Hi John! Thank you for the link; it solves my problem for now. I will have to do a mass of "four parameter" bubble charts as explained below. Is there a possibility to extend Excel's bubble chart object to automate the generation and association of the pies to the bubble points? I think I had to program an add-in for this task. Where can I find a good starting point, possibly not having to start from scratch? Thanks in advance Rudolf. "John Mansfield" wrote: Possibly Andy Pope's example showing how to use pie charts as data markers can help: http://andypope.info/charts/piedatamarkers.htm -- John Mansfield http://cellmatrix.net "Rudolf" wrote: I have four data series I would like to visualize using a bubble chart. (x, y, r, p) x: x axis position y: y axis position r: bubble size p: probability (preferrable shown as pie sector angle) How can I replace the bubbles in the pie chart by little pie charts each representing two values (site and sector angle)? I could not find any corresponding atrribute in the object model. |
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