Dear Forum,
I've been sent a 3D Pie Chart and the sender is too far away to slap.... what should I do?
I want to ask the sender about the size of two of the slices - they look pretty much the same, but the raw data suggests that one slice is 26% while the other is 14%.
I'm thinking some kind of punishment is in order, but apparently I can't use capital punishment in a workplace environment.
Does anyone have some code that will transfer an electric shock via a worksheet function?
Using Office 2003 & 2010,
I'm 1 of the 10 people that don't understand binary. Guess that means the other 1001 do.
No answer to your post?
Get someone to read it - does it make sense or does it sound like gibberish?
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What's wrong with 3D Pie Charts? Are they generally frowned upon?
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If you have 2 or at most 3 data points, they are tolerable. Otherwise they should generally not be used in my opinion. There's a good article by Stephen Few called "save the pies for dessert" that's worth a read.
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Just to save anyone searching for it as I have just re-read it....
https://www.perceptualedge.com/artic...or_dessert.pdf
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