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Default Tracking and charting registered products

I have a very simple spreadsheet that has a column of serial numbers
and next to it a column with a yes/no tracking whether a serial number
has been registered or not. I want my sales team calling into an
account once 50% of the serials are registered to sell more so I
created a pivot table that simply has the yes/no field on the top and
a count of each in the data. Then I created a pivot chart with the
yes and no next to each other and the data labels displayed. So far
so good and this does accomplish what I want at it's most simple
level.

What I would love to do though is:

1) change the count (and therefore the data label) to a percentage of
the total - so right now my test spreadsheet has 5671 in the yes
column and 4329 in the no column. I'd like to have those reflect
56.7% and 43.3% instead of the hard numbers

2) display "something bold" across the chart when the yes column
exceeds 50%. For instance, a big bold "CALL IN" across the chart or
perhaps a macro that inserts a pic on top of the chart when the yes
column hits 50%.

TIA,
Robert
 
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