Thread: Can you draw more than one pie in a chart?

Is it possible to draw a chart with more than one pie on it. For example, I
have two sets of data, each set net to 100%. Instead of drawing one pie
chart per set, I want to draw a pie chart that has two pies on the same
chart. Each pie represents one of the two sets of data. It is possible and
if yes, can it be done with more than two?

Draw one pie graph per chart. Then, position and format them to convey the
desired visual effect.

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In article <F9935D14-15CE-43A2-A00A-B6A4D9D8D6CF@microsoft.com>,
LNguyen@discussions.microsoft.com says...
> Is it possible to draw a chart with more than one pie on it. For example, I
> have two sets of data, each set net to 100%. Instead of drawing one pie
> chart per set, I want to draw a pie chart that has two pies on the same
> chart. Each pie represents one of the two sets of data. It is possible and
> if yes, can it be done with more than two?
>