Excel 100% Pie chart

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I have a scoring table for buying an appartement/house. See example below:

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To summarize the columns:

  • Category: Used to categorize into Price, Energy, Placement, Features (has Balcony, Garden, ...), ...
  • Sub Category: Detailing into for example: Is it close to a school, grocery shops, common transportation, ...
  • W: The quotation: How important is the Sub category? Let's say, the price is more important than the year the building was made.
  • /10: The score on 10 Result: Sub result.

At the start you see the Total percentage (on 100%). So in this example I set all scores to 5/10 which makes it 50% in total (which would make this house worthless).

The idea is (in the graph on the right) to have the pie chart show 50% (half of the circle) and have the detailing (by category as shown in the G-column) show on the right.

Any ideas or opinions on how to do this?

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I am not sure what you require. Something like this maybe?:

SO27101001 example

This involved:

  1. summing all the ColumnG values other than G1 in G1, =SUM(G2:G1048576)
  2. plotting columnG as Style 6 pie chart.
  3. =COUNT(G:G)-1 in H1 (returned 6)
  4. select the 'other' part of the pie (right-hand side) and for Series Options, Values in second plot entering the value for the previous step (ie 6).
  5. some formatting adjustments