Step 1- Set Budget Categories
- Enter the budget categories in B5:B10, here.
Step 2 -Enter Budget Amounts
- Enter the expenses in C5:C10.
Step 3 – Format the Budget Table
- Select any cell in the dataset containing the amounts.
- Go to the Home tab.
- Select Sort & Filter in Editing.
- Click Largest to Smallest or Smallest to Largest to sort data.
Step 4 – Insert the Pie Chart
- Select a cell in the dataset.
- In Insert, select Charts.
- Click Insert Pie or Doughnut Chart.
- Choose 2-D Pie.
This is the output.
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Step 5 – Edit the Budget Pie Chart
- Click the chart title (Amount) and rename it (Monthly Budget).
- Click Chart Elements (+) at the upper-right corner.
You can show/hide the categories using the Legend.
- Click Right to show the categories on the right side of the chart
You can also click the categories to bold or increase the font size.
- Check Data Labels to show the amounts on the chart. If you want to show the percentage only, select More Options.
- In Format Data Labels, check Percentage and uncheck Value.
Only the percentages will be displayed.
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Step 6 -Format the Budget Pie Chart
- Click the chart to access the Chart Design tab or format it in the Format tab.
Step 7 – Finalize the Budget Pie Chart
This is the output.
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