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Displaying a deduction pie chart.

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McM - 19 Dec 2003 09:26 GMT
This one should be simple.  I need to create a chart that shows the balance of a check book.  The trouble that I am having now is that the amount is split in half equally.

Example:  The entire chart shows that there is 1000 in the bank.  When you withdrawel 999, the chart should show all but one dollar of the chart used up.
Tushar Mehta - 19 Dec 2003 13:42 GMT
If the total is in E10 and the withdrawal is in D11, then in E11 enter
the formula =E10-D11

Select D11:E11 and create a pie chart.

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> This one should be simple.  I need to create a chart that shows the balance of a check book.  The trouble that I am having now is that the amount is split in half equally.
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> Example:  The entire chart shows that there is 1000 in the bank.  When you withdrawel 999, the chart should show all but one dollar of the chart used up.
 
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