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Dashboard Display
Anyone seen those fancy dashboard displays ? Kinda like a
speedometer on a car... I want to be able to create a display like this is excel, I can create a pie chart, that is split into section like, poor, average, good , excellent, I then need to overlay a "pointer" onto the graph for a given element im measuring. So if we have a target attendance of 90% I need the pointer on the pie chart to have a starting point in the middle of the chart and an end point that is 90% of 360 degrees around the chart.. does this make sense ? or if anyone know any web pages that may have this sort of information ? or an alternative way to get the dashboard look to display data ? Many thanks in advance |
Dashboard Display
Neil, have a look here
http://www.geocities.com/jonpeltier/...eedometer.html -- Paul B Always backup your data before trying something new Please post any response to the newsgroups so others can benefit from it Feedback on answers is always appreciated! Using Excel 97 & 2000 ** remove news from my email address to reply by email ** "Neil" wrote in message ... Anyone seen those fancy dashboard displays ? Kinda like a speedometer on a car... I want to be able to create a display like this is excel, I can create a pie chart, that is split into section like, poor, average, good , excellent, I then need to overlay a "pointer" onto the graph for a given element im measuring. So if we have a target attendance of 90% I need the pointer on the pie chart to have a starting point in the middle of the chart and an end point that is 90% of 360 degrees around the chart.. does this make sense ? or if anyone know any web pages that may have this sort of information ? or an alternative way to get the dashboard look to display data ? Many thanks in advance |
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