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A Sunburst chart is another type of hierarchical chart.

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It's kind of like a mixture between a tree map and a pie chart. Before you insert a sunburst chart

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what you need to do is to organize your data in groups. Notice here

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division is all together.

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I don't have productivity sitting in different sections.

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It's all sitting together.

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Once you have that set up, all you need to do is highlight the area where your data is. Go to insert, from

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the hierarchy charts right here,

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select sunburst.

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The advantage of this is just like with a tree map.

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Everything is sorted in descending order automatically.

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So with a quick look, we can tell

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game is the biggest division then productivity then utility. In the game division,

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we have Australia first, North America, Europe, Asia, and then South America.

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Even though the groupings look like of a similar size, the order is always in descending order. This

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might be an advantage to using a treemap is that you can immediately tell what's the third biggest

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here.

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What I like about the treemap though is it looks more structured and I find that one easier to read.

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You also have enough space to add in the data labels so let's just take a look at the options that we

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have.

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First of all, for the entire series I'm just going to click on it.

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Press Control+1 to bring up the series options.

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There are no options available here. There is nothing I can change for the series options.

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What I can change is the color.

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So if I just select this and select solid fill, it's going to apply one specific field color to everything.

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Automatic gives each section its own color. But you can still go and change the color of each section.

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If I click on this, I can go and select solid fill and change the color to a color of my choice.

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Let's check the options we have for data labels. So just select the labels, go to label options.

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I have the option to add a value or a series name. If I want to see the numbers just put a tick mark

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beside value and I see the numbers here.

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But because these are too small I can hardly read the label or the value. Let's just expand this.

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Now we can see the values better for some of these sections.

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Sunburst chart is also one of these newer charts that got introduced. It's not as flexible as the

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standard Excel chart.

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Again, the title is not something we can connect to a cell value. We have to manually type it in.

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But the advantage is that it does all the sorting and organizing for you.

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So check this out.

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Europe is the biggest region in the productivity division.

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So let's change that number.

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Let's just majorly reduce it to a small number.

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Everything got shifted. So the entire productivity division became third place and Europe is this tiny

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little space in our Sunburst chart.

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That's how easy it is to create a Sunburst chart.

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Now let's take a look at creating a pie chart.

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I'm personally not a big fan of pie charts. I find there are other chart types like column chart or

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bar charts that are more transparent. But I find pie chart to be okay

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if you have just a few categories you're analyzing.

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In this case I just have three divisions.

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It's fine to show that in a pie chart as well.

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Management also happens to be a fan of pie charts and they're also super easy to create.

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So if we were going to create a pie chart out of this, all we have to do is highlight the data set, go

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to insert and click on the first pie we see here. But let's not leave it like this.

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Let's make this much easier to read. Because right now we don't have any numbers and it's difficult to

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tell what belongs to what we have. So look at the color here, we have to go there and check the color

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here then check back and forth.

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First off, let's add data labels to these. Just right mouse click, add data labels.

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This automatically puts in the numbers but let's add more.

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Let's also add the categories.

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Just highlight the labels press Control+1 to bring up the format data labels options. Under the

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label contains let's activate the category name.

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This makes it much easier to read.

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I'm just going to go and change the color to white.

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If you want to have the labels get a unified look, what you can do is for the separator option to show

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the second label as a new line. Instead of a comma we have a new line so the number is below the category

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name.

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Once we have the labels activated we don't need the legends.

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I can remove that. Now for the series options as a whole.

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We have two options.

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We can decide on the angle of the first slice.

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If I just increase this notice that the angle of the first one is shifting. I'm just going to go

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with zero.

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We can also decide on the pie explosion.

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The higher I bring this, the smaller and more apart each of the piece of the pie becomes. One thing

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to note is that the pie chart is one of Excel standard charts. It is more flexible than the newer

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charts introduced. You can connect the title of the chart to a cell value.

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Now let's take a look at creating a doughnut chart.

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Doughnut charts are pie charts that have a hole in the middle.

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Instead of creating a doughnut chart from scratch, I'm just going to take this pie chart and change

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the chart type to a doughnut chart.

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Now when I click inside the series here.

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I have the option change series chart type. When I click outside in my plot area.

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I have change chart type. I'm going to go with this option.

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I want a doughnut chart. The doughnut is sitting in the pie chart options.

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It's the last one, select it and click on ok.

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I have a pie chart with a hole in it.

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Let's just take a look at the series options here.

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I have one additional option that I didn't have with a pie chart.

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What's that?

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It's the hole size. So I can make the hole a lot bigger or a lot smaller. So if I close the hole I get

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a pie chart.

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Let's go with 40 percent.

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That's how you can create a doughnut chart in Excel.

