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We just ran into a real problem where the Charting on Excel will recalculate
your numbers. Excel wants to make it 100% The problem is that our numbers are not 100%. For example: I have a table: A B C 35% 25% 0% What we got was a Pie Chart that showed: A B C 61% 39% 0% I have another one that is11,26,11,1,2 which equates to (in percentage) 21.57,50.98,21.57,1.96,3.92. Now this equates to 100%. but the table I am using only has whole numbers: 22,51,22,2,4 which equates to 101% (which is incorrect). This is a rounding anomaly in that all the numbers rounded up - not much you can do about that. But the problem chooses which number to change to make it 100% (in this case it changed the 51 to a 50). Is there a way to tell the Pie Chart not to adjust the numbers even if they don't equal 100%? The problem here is that if you look at the table and the chart, they are different and it looks incorrect because it doesn't match. Thanks, Tom |
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