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Each piece of data is represented as a portion of a whole, so relative sizes are easy to compare.  \nHere is a breakdown of the votes for each political party. We’ll use this data to create a pie chart. So now let’s copy & paste the data below into Excel.  \n\n| Party | Votes |\n| --- | --- |\n| Lib Dem | 4374 |\n| Labour | 3400 |\n| Conservative | 1416 |\n| BNP | 686 |\n| Green | 280 |\n| UKIP | 233 |\n| SDP | 22 |\n\nSelect the data, including the headings, and click Insert, Charts, Pie, and select a chart type. I selected the 3-D pie chart called Exploded Pie in 3D and created this:  \nYou can see the size of each piece of data quite clearly. Each party has its own color, making it easy to identify it in the pie. Notice that because the headings were selected the data, Votes was used as the pie chart’s title, which is just what we wanted. You can always click inside the Vote text box to add more if needed.  \nSo now we have this nice looking chart but let’s spice it up a bit. Let’s add a Percentage to the pieces of the pie. With the chart selected, Chart Tools appears, click on the Design tab, in the Chart Layouts grouping, you have three different styles of percent layouts to choose from.  \nTry them all, here is the sixth one shown below:  \n\n| Votes 2012 |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| |  Lib Dem\u003Cbr> Labour\u003Cbr> Conservative\u003Cbr> BNP\u003Cbr> Green\u003Cbr> UKIP |\n\nHere is the first choice shown below:  \nGreen  \n3% BNP  \n6%  \nUKIP  \n2%  \nVotes 2012  \nSDP  \n0%  \nConservative  \n14%  \nRotate Pie Chart  \nSuppose we want the pie chart to have the smaller slices at the front? To do this first select just the slices of the pie, right mouse click, choose Format Data Series. On the Series Options, drag the bar on the No Rotation to suit your needs. Also under Pie Explosion you can adjust the distance between the slices. Click Close.  \nNow the pie chart has the smaller slices moved towards the front:  \nChange Color of Pie Slices  \nDouble click on the piece of pie you want to change the color of so that just that slice is selected. Right mouse and choose Format Data Point. Under Fill choose Solid Fill and select the color of your choice. Click Close.","cbCaihF6NnrHztJf","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihF6NnrHztJf","pdf",372371,"English","# Create a pie chart\n## Insert and choose a 3-D pie style\n# Add percentages and styles\n## Select percentage layouts\n# Adjust slice position\n## Rotate and explode slices\n# Change slice colors\n## Format a data point","[{\"question\":\"What data layout does Excel require for a pie chart?\",\"answer\":\"Pie charts need the worksheet data to be contained in only one row or one column. 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