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Greetings,
I am using Excel 2000. I need to create a chart. I have in cell A1 $100000.00 In Column C I have labels for data in Column D. Column D contains data that is costs. I want the whole chart to represent the $1000000. I want each slice to represent on cell in column D. I want the slice to show what percentage (like 12.3%) of the entire pie it is. Can't seem to figure out how to get the fractional percents. thanks for any help. Darryl |
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Darryl,
Assume you start by summing following data: Product 1 $25,000 Product 2 $35,000 Product 3 $10,000 Product 4 $15,000 Product 5 $15,000 = $100,000 To get the percent of each product, divide the cost of that product into the total. For example, the percent of Product 1 is 25,000 / 100,000 - or 25%. The percent of Product 2 is 35,000 / 100,000 - or 35%. If you divide each product by the total, the spreadsheet should look like this: Product 1 $25,000 25% Product 2 $35,000 35% Product 3 $10,000 10% Product 4 $15,000 15% Product 5 $15,000 15% = $100,000 =100% If you already have a pie chart set up, Excel will give you the percentages. Double-click on the pie slices. In the Format Data Series dialog box, go to the Data Labels tab. Put a check mark in the €śLabel contains percentage€ť option. If youre trying to proportionately allocate the $100,000 in cell A1 to each of the different areas of cost, you will need another calculation to get the percentage. Assume this data in column D: Product 1 $11,000 Product 2 $17,000 Product 3 $15,000 Product 4 $21,000 Product 5 $14,000 =$78,000 To get the total to come up to $100,000, for Product 1 the calculation is $11,000 / $78,000 * $100,000 = $14,103 For Product 2 the calculation is $17,000 / $78,000 * $100,000 = $21,795 For Product 3 the calculation is $15,000 / $78,000 * $100,000 = $19,231 14,103 14% 21,795 22% 19,231 19% 26,923 27% 17,949 18% =100,000 =100% Hope this helps. -- Regards, John Mansfield http://www.pdbook.com "Darryl" wrote: Greetings, I am using Excel 2000. I need to create a chart. I have in cell A1 $100000.00 In Column C I have labels for data in Column D. Column D contains data that is costs. I want the whole chart to represent the $1000000. I want each slice to represent on cell in column D. I want the slice to show what percentage (like 12.3%) of the entire pie it is. Can't seem to figure out how to get the fractional percents. thanks for any help. Darryl |
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Fractional percents? Do you want to increase the number of decimal
digits? Select the labels, and click the Increase Decimal button on the Formatting toolbar, to change 12% to 12.3% or 12.3% to 12.34%. - Jon ------- Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP Peltier Technical Services Tutorials and Custom Solutions http://PeltierTech.com/ _______ Darryl wrote: Greetings, I am using Excel 2000. I need to create a chart. I have in cell A1 $100000.00 In Column C I have labels for data in Column D. Column D contains data that is costs. I want the whole chart to represent the $1000000. I want each slice to represent on cell in column D. I want the slice to show what percentage (like 12.3%) of the entire pie it is. Can't seem to figure out how to get the fractional percents. thanks for any help. Darryl |
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