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At this point, you’ll have a chart like below and the next thing is to create the second doughnut chart to add labels. For the rest of the fours data points, I’ve used fours different colors (Red, Yellow, Blue, and Green).For this, click on only that part of the chart and open “Format Data Point” and select “No Fill”. After this, you need to hide below half of the chart.In “Format Data Series”, enter 270° in “Angle of first slice” and hit enter.From here the next thing is to change the angle of the chart and for this right click on the chart and then click on “Format Data Series”.Once you click OK, you’ll have a doughnut chart just like below.After that, select the “Value” column from the first data table. In the “Select Data” window, click on “Legend Entries” and enter “Category” in the name input bar.Now, right-click on the chart and then click on “Select Data”.First of all, go to Insert Tab ➜ Charts ➜ Doughnut Chart ( with this you’ll get a blank chart).One thing that has helped me with transitioning from Excel 2003 is that Pivot Table Options> Display now has a "Classic PivotTable layout" choice which might make this a little easier to maneuver if you set it before you start.Ī great source for Pivot Table info is Debra Dalgleish's site.To create a SPEEDOMETER in Excel, you can use the below steps: Your pivot chart should now be charting the new field too. Right-click in that same cell, the one that now says "Other," and choose "Expand/Collapse" and then "Collapse Entire Field." This hides the original Part Number field.Click into the cell with that label and, in the formula bar, type "Other." That changes the name of the new item. In this new field there will be an item called "Group1".You'll now have a new field called "Part Number2" in your field list and to the left (if it's a row field) of the Part Number field.Select the items that you want to group into your "Other" category.In your pivot table you'll need to sort the items in Part Number so that those with the smallest values are together.I'm imagining a Pivot Table with a field called "Part Number."