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I am making a pie chart from a table of numbers where the sections of the pie
represent percentage of total. The numbers are rounding incorrectly on the pie chart. For example, 74.7% is rounding to 74%, not 75%. How can I correct this? |
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I can't reproduce this - does the label indicate 74.7% if you set the
number of decimal places to 1? In article , Tracey wrote: I am making a pie chart from a table of numbers where the sections of the pie represent percentage of total. The numbers are rounding incorrectly on the pie chart. For example, 74.7% is rounding to 74%, not 75%. How can I correct this? |
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Yes it does indicate 74.7% if set to a decimal of 1. Also when you are in the
dialog box selecting the number of decimal places as 0, under the sample illustration it will say 75%. However when you exit the dialog and view the chart, it says 74%. "JE McGimpsey" wrote: I can't reproduce this - does the label indicate 74.7% if you set the number of decimal places to 1? In article , Tracey wrote: I am making a pie chart from a table of numbers where the sections of the pie represent percentage of total. The numbers are rounding incorrectly on the pie chart. For example, 74.7% is rounding to 74%, not 75%. How can I correct this? |
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Excel rounds percentages on a pie chart such that they are integers that
add to 100%. Depending on the areas of the other slices, that may require at least one percentage to round in a nonstandard way. For instance if the areas were 74.7% 5.8% 5.8% 13.7% then normal rounding to integer percents would sum to 101% rather than 100%. Excel must then round one of the numbers down so that the total is 100%. The best one to round down in this case would be 74.7%, because that choice would result in the smallest relative error. Jerry Tracey wrote: I am making a pie chart from a table of numbers where the sections of the pie represent percentage of total. The numbers are rounding incorrectly on the pie chart. For example, 74.7% is rounding to 74%, not 75%. How can I correct this? |
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<slap foreheadDoh!</slap forehead
In article , "Jerry W. Lewis" wrote: Excel rounds percentages on a pie chart such that they are integers that add to 100%. |
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