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In Excel 2007, how do you make it automatically combine values under 2% for a pie chart?
I'm working on some pie charts that draw from 100+ lines of data, most under 2% of the total. How do I make Excel combine those small amounts into one "other" category. I'm pretty sure I could do this in Excel 03, but can't find the feature in the new version.
Excel offers the option to explode those small data slices into another chart element, but I don't want to explode it. I'm okay with just putting it into one slice on its own without showing additional detail.
Excel offers the option to explode those small data slices into another chart element, but I don't want to explode it. I'm okay with just putting it into one slice on its own without showing additional detail.
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August 10, 2009 01:01 AM
Try adding a fixed minimum value for your chart. Details in the attached link.
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August 24, 2009 08:13 AM
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