Pie chart template-detailed steps of how to make a pie chart

How does Word make pie charts in two ways? Word needs to analyze and count some data when processing a form, and then it will be used again. So let me share with you the skills of making pie charts in Word, hoping to help you.

Word pie chart method 1:

Step 1: Create a new blank Word document and rename it Pie Chart.

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Step 2: Double-click to open the pie chart. Docx, find "Insert" in the menu bar, and select the submenu "Chart".

Step 3: In the Insert Chart window, select Pie Chart from the left menu, click Basic Template Chart, and then click OK.

Step 4: Next, an Excel document with pie chart data source will pop up in Word.

Step 5: Modify the labels of the vertical and horizontal column tables in Excel and the data displayed in the tables, which can change the presentation of pie charts in Word.

Word pie chart method 2:

Step 1: Open Word2007 software, create a new document, and click Insert in the menu bar.

Step 2: In the pop-up Insert Chart dialog box, select a pie chart, select a pie chart type, and click OK.

Step 3: Excel2007 opens automatically, tables appear in Excel, and charts are automatically generated in Word.

Step 4: Now change the table content into your own table in Excel, as shown in the figure.

Step 5: Close the Excel software at this time, and you can see the pie chart you need in Word.

The detailed steps of how to make a pie chart are as follows, taking wps20 19 tool as an example:

First, open the computer desktop and double-click the excel table, as shown.

Second, after opening the excel table, click the Insert tab above, as shown.

3. Select the data table to make pie chart, and then click the round button at the top, as shown.

4. In the pop-up menu, select the first pie chart option, as shown.

5. After selection, generate a pie chart, as shown in the figure.

The chart with the best visual percentage-Waffle Chart, or right-angle pie chart, can intuitively depict the percentage completion rate. Compared with the traditional pie chart, the percentage of waffle chart is more clear and accurate, and each grid represents 1%.

The typical application of Waffle Chart is to compare the completion ratio of the same type of indicators. For example, the comparison of the attendance rate of different movies, the comparison of the company's completion ratio in four quarters of a year and so on.

This week's lazy Excel Sunday welfare, share the Excel waffle map template with you. After getting the template, make your own waffle map, which can be copied to PPT, report, infographic or other places for use.

By default, this template contains three waffles maps with different color schemes.

The title of the chart and the number of completed scales are entered into the cell above the chart. After input, the title and number of the waffle map will be updated automatically.

Because the Waffle Diagram is filled with the color of conditional format, if you need other colors, you can copy a worksheet and change the color of conditional format.

If you encounter problems or have functional improvements during use, welcome feedback.