It consists of not one, but three separate doughnut charts, precisely aligned over each other. Step 3: and yes that’s it will display somewhat like the following chart, I have further ‘add data labels’ by right click on each of the doughnut separately, manually labeled each product category name by inserting shapes On the Excel Ribbon, click the Insert tab In the Charts group, click Pie Then, click the first pie option, at the top left. Step 2: Go to Insert tab and from other charts select Doughnut chart After your data is set up, follow these steps to insert a pie chart: Select any cell in the data. Step 1: To do the same first of all create a basic table in excel as shown below or something similar to it and then select the data you want to show the chart including labels by dragging the mouse across the cells Click Insert > Insert Pie or Doughnut Chart, and then pick the chart you want. For more information about how pie chart data should be arranged, see Data for pie charts. You can draw a multilevel pie chart for this data. In your spreadsheet, select the data to use for your pie chart.
Right click the pie chart and select Add Data Labels from the context. Select the data you will create a pie chart based on, click Insert > Insert Pie or Doughnut Chart > Pie. But sometimes you want to demonstrate the changes of those parts and doughnut chart will help you to do this. Please do as follows to create a pie chart and show percentage in the pie slices. With the use of two or more standard doughnut charts and synchronizing them with clever excel values and formula`s you can do a lotĪs Excel can't create a multi level pie chart where everything is "automatically" taken care for you, but you have find a way around to make solution the solution workable.įor instance if you have several parts of something one, you can demonstrate each item in one pie chart. Step 2: Go to Insert tab and from other charts select Doughnut chart. Step 1: To do the same first of all create a basic table in excel as shown below or something similar to it and then select the data you want to show the chart including labels by dragging the mouse across the cells. So I then started to play with different available options within excel and the next best thing came around: doughnut charts. You can draw a multilevel pie chart for this data. All pie charts are now combined as one figure. Click on the first chart and then hold the Ctrl key as you click on each of the other charts to select them all. Initially I thought it can only be possible with shapes and smartart, but that is simply not doable, especially when your values change. Another reason that you may want to combine the pie charts is so that you can move and resize them as one.