Polar chart

Fester675

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I am creating a chart like this one - Polar Plot in Excel - Peltier Tech Blog

However, I have 23 values - so I have split the Theta column into degrees of 15.65° ranging from 0° to 360°.

How do I break down the 'R' column to accurately split the sections?

Any help is appreciated!
 

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The R column doesn't split the sections, it traces a circle arbitrarily positioned on the polar plot.
 
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