Step 1 – Creating the Dataset with the Proper information
We have a list of processes in a company which we’ll chart.
- Insert the list in a column.
- Create another table and put the Time Needed for each process.
- Put a header at the top of the dataset.
Step 2 – Inserting Oval Shapes for the Concentric Circle Chart
- Choose the Oval shape from the Shapes option.
- Draw a shape inside the worksheet.
- Select the newly created shape and press Ctrl + C to copy.
- Press Ctrl + V to paste, and you will get another shape.
- Resize the new shape inside the previous one.
- Repeat to create multiple circles.
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Step 3 – Coloring and Editing the Chart
- Choose a circle and select your desired color from the Home ribbon.
- Color other circles.
- Insert a Text Box from the Insert feature to name the processes.
- Draw the box inside the worksheet.
- Put your desired process names from the data table.
- Connect the text box and a circle with a LineArrow.
- Repeat to create text boxes for other processes and connect them with their circles.
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Things to Remember
- You can also insert a StackedVenn chart from the SmartArt Graphic command.
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