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Pie-of-pie chart issue
I've used some pie-of-pie charts and would find it helpful if the sub-pie
would start from 12 o'clock each time but it seems to start from a random spot in all cases. Is there a work round for this? Thanks guys, Lee |
Pie-of-pie chart issue
Hi,
There does not appear to be a way to control the angle. It is not random though, the angle of the first slice in the second pie matches that of the lower part of the Others category. If you want complete control you would need to overlay 2 charts in order to mimic the pie of pie chart. This may help with that. http://pubs.logicalexpressions.com/P...cle.asp?ID=471 Cheers Andy Baby Face Lee wrote: I've used some pie-of-pie charts and would find it helpful if the sub-pie would start from 12 o'clock each time but it seems to start from a random spot in all cases. Is there a work round for this? Thanks guys, Lee |
Pie-of-pie chart issue
Thanks for the reply Andy. I'll have a go at mimicing a pie-of-pie as
suggested. "Andy Pope" wrote: Hi, There does not appear to be a way to control the angle. It is not random though, the angle of the first slice in the second pie matches that of the lower part of the Others category. If you want complete control you would need to overlay 2 charts in order to mimic the pie of pie chart. This may help with that. http://pubs.logicalexpressions.com/P...cle.asp?ID=471 Cheers Andy Baby Face Lee wrote: I've used some pie-of-pie charts and would find it helpful if the sub-pie would start from 12 o'clock each time but it seems to start from a random spot in all cases. Is there a work round for this? Thanks guys, Lee |
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