How to Show Percentage and Value in Excel Pie Chart

To demonstrate how to show Percentage and Value in an Excel Pie Chart, we’ll use the following sample dataset:

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Step 1 – Selecting the Dataset

  • Select all the columns in the given dataset.

Sample Data


Step 2 – Using Charts Group

  • Select the Insert tab.
  • Select the Insert Pie Chart command from the Charts group.

Sample Data

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Step 3 – Creating the Pie Chart

  • Select the 2-D Pie Chart option.

Step by Step Procedures to Show Percentage and Value in Excel Pie Chart

The pie chart below is generated.

Step by Step Procedures to Show Percentage and Value in Excel Pie Chart

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Step 4 – Applying Format Data Labels

  • Click the Chart Element icon.
  • Check the Data Labels option.

Step by Step Procedures to Show Percentage and Value in Excel Pie Chart

The data values for each segment now display in the pie chart.

Step by Step Procedures to Show Percentage and Value in Excel Pie Chart

  • Right-click on the pie chart.
  • Select the Format Data Labels command.

Step by Step Procedures to Show Percentage and Value in Excel Pie Chart

  • Check the Value and Percentage options.
  • Choose any of the Label Position options. Here, we select Best Fit.

Step by Step Procedures to Show Percentage and Value in Excel Pie Chart

Our pie chart now displays both the percentage and value.

Step by Step Procedures to Show Percentage and Value in Excel Pie Chart
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Bishawajit Chakraborty

Bishawajit Chakraborty, a Rajshahi University of Engineering & Technology graduate with a B.Sc. in Mechanical Engineering, has been associated with ExcelDemy since 2022. Presently, he is a content developer, specializing in Excel Power Query, Data Analysis and VBA. It is worth mentioning that he has authored more than 90 articles on VBA content development. His profound interest lies in the fields of data analytics and data science. He possesses expertise in VBA, Power BI, machine learning, and Python... Read Full Bio

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