In the example above-with 3%, 3%, and 4%-you might enter 5%. If you’re splitting the series by value or percent value: in the Values less than box, type a different number. If you’re splitting the series by position: in the Values in second plot box, enter the number of positions you want (such as 3 if you want the 3 smallest). To change how many data points appear in the secondary chart, you have two options:
To change what displays in the secondary pie, click the piece of pie you’re expanding, and then in the Split Series By box of the Format Data Series pane-click the type of data to display in the secondary chart. Right-click the chart and then click Change Series Chart Type.Ĭlick Pie, and then click Pie of Pie or Bar of Pie. As soon as you select the 2-D pie icon, Excel will generate a pie chart inside your worksheet. For now, let’s choose the basic 2-D pie chart. You’ll see a number of pie chart options available. If you don’t indicate how many data points should appear in the secondary pie or stack, the chart will automatically include the three smallest. Select the Insert tab, and then select the pie chart command in the Charts group on the ribbon. In the example below, a pie-of-pie chart adds a secondary pie to show the three smallest slices. These chart types separate the smaller slices from the main pie chart and display them in a secondary pie-or stacked bar chart. Pie-of-pie and bar-of-pie charts make it easier to see small slices of a pie chart. 3D Plot in Excel is the creative way of change a simple 2D graph into 3D. The Parent Pie chart represents three of them i.e Facebook, Youtube, and Instagram while the fourth data point named Other splits into a subset Pie chart that represents the rest of the three data points i.e Zee, Linkedin, and Hotstar. It currently allows to create 3D Column charts, 3D Pie charts and 3D Scatter. Draw attention to small slices in a pie-of-pie or bar-of-pie chart In the above example, there were a total of 6 data points. Tip: You can also give your pie chart a different perspective by Rotating a chart.
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