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So, In today's video, we're going to show you how to create a pie chart in Excel.

So without further giving too much away, let's begin.

A graph is a great method for effectively and visually presenting data.

Prior to anything else, we must choose the area with the essential data.

● Next, select the Insert tab to present the graph.
● Go to section Charts
● Select the pie charts option
● There are additional chart design options, but we will select the first one for now.
● The chart will be immediately drawn in Excel and added to the spreadsheet.

Let's now see what we can do to make the chart better or more appealing to us.

The chart's position can be changed in a very straightforward manner-

● Click on the blank space in the chart area
● Move the chart in any direction using the left mouse button to position it exactly where you need it.
● Additionally, you can give your pie chart any name you like.
● You can edit the caption by clicking on it, then type your title and sales information.
● You can easily modify the chart's color and style to suit your preferences.
● You can access the design area, select the design tab, and change the colour as well.
● The entire craft's design is adjustable and flexible as per your need.

Thus, this is how an Excel pie chart is made.

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⁣Hi there! This video is about how to insert multiple rows in Excel. It's a very common tool for excel users, so wanted to give you an easy way to do it. In this video, you will get different methods for Inserting more rows to an excel spreadsheet.

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When it comes to creating spreadsheets in Excel, sometimes the number of rows gets out of hand and it's hard to keep your workbook organized. But there are a few ways you can Insert Additional rows to a worksheet without having to make any changes manually!

If you find yourself constantly Inserting new rows to your Excel spreadsheet, it can be hard to keep everything organized. Fortunately, there are a few simple tricks you can use to keep your worksheet tidy and easy to read.

The easiest way is to use the keyboard shortcut, Ctrl+Enter. This will insert a new row at the current position in the worksheet, and will also insert a new column to the right side of the worksheet.

Inserting multiple rows of data in Excel can be a great way to by separating different data sets into their own rows; you can easily see which columns contain information about which categories. This makes it much easier to understand your data and make informed decisions.

Inserting multiple rows to a worksheet can be helpful in several ways and keep your worksheet organized. It can help you keep your data organized and easy to read, it can help you see your data at a glance, and it can make analyzing your data easier. Additionally, if you need to export your data into a different format, inserting multiple rows can make it easier to do so. In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to insert multiple rows to your worksheet in Excel.

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