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The document provides instructions for creating a pie chart on a picture in Microsoft Excel. It involves pasting a picture of a globe into an Excel spreadsheet, inputting data on the number of people who speak different languages in millions, creating a pie chart to represent the data, formatting the pie chart to be transparent and add labels, and resizing the globe picture inside the pie chart so the slices divide up the globe. The instructions then have questions to answer about the percentages and languages represented on the pie chart.

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The document provides instructions for creating a pie chart on a picture in Microsoft Excel. It involves pasting a picture of a globe into an Excel spreadsheet, inputting data on the number of people who speak different languages in millions, creating a pie chart to represent the data, formatting the pie chart to be transparent and add labels, and resizing the globe picture inside the pie chart so the slices divide up the globe. The instructions then have questions to answer about the percentages and languages represented on the pie chart.

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Microsoft Excel

Creating a Pie Chart on a Picture

Name _________________________ Date ________________________

1. In order to create a pie chart on a picture, you need to first find

the picture you want to use. Click on the Internet Explorer icon.

2. When the browser launches, type

http://www.google.com/images into the address bar.

Press enter.

3. You are going to use a picture of a globe for this activity. When

the screen loads, type “globe” into the search box.

Then choose “Search Images.”


4. Choose the first picture of the globe.

5. Right click on the globe and choose copy from the drop down

menu.

6. Open Microsoft Excel by clicking on your start menu on the

bottom left of your screen.

7. Choose “All Programs” from the menu. Now choose the Microsoft

Office folder and open Microsoft Office Excel 2007.


8. Since you have already copied your picture of the globe, right click

on any empty cell and choose paste.

Congratulations! You have successfully copied your picture of the

globe off of the internet and into Microsoft Excel!

9. The next step is to create the pie chart. For your convenience,

click on the picture of the globe and drag it over to the right hand

side of your screen so that it is not in the way of the pie chart you

will make.
10. The pie chart you will create represents the number of

people in millions who speak certain languages throughout the

world. Copy the following information into the corresponding

cells:

A B
1 Language Population in Millions
2 Chinese, Mandarin 1120
3 English 480
4 Spanish 332
5 Arabic 235
6 Bengali 189
7 Hindi 182
8 Russian 180
9 Portuguese 170
10 Japanese 125
11 German 98
Your spreadsheet should look like this:
11. Highlight rows 2 through 11 for both columns.

12. Choose the Insert tab at the top of the screen and choose

Pie. From that drop down menu, choose the first option under 2-D

Pie.

Congratulations! You have just made a pie chart for the information

you entered!
13. Click on the pie chart and press CTRL + 1. This will bring up

the Format Data Series box.

14. From the menu on the left hand side, choose Fill. Select No

Fill from the checklist on the right hand side. This will make the

pie graph transparent.

15. Choose the Border Color tab from the left hand side and

choose Solid Line. Change the color to Black.


16. Choose the Border Styles tab from the left hand side and

change the width of the line to 2.25 pt. Click close at the bottom

of the box.

17. Click on the white space outside of the pie chart. Use the

CTRL + 1 feature again to change to No Fill. This will make the

background transparent too.

18. Now you will make the labels appear by their pie slice

instead of them all listed on the right hand side. To do this, click

on the labels. Click on the Layout tab from the tool bar at the top

of the page. Choose Legend, then None.


19. Still in the Layout tab, choose Data Labels, then More Data

Label Options.

20. Under the Label Options Tab on the left hand side, check the

boxes for Category Name, Percentage, and Show Leader Lines.

Click close at the bottom of the box.

21. Take the picture of the globe that you pasted into this

spreadsheet and make it larger or smaller to fit inside of your pie


chart. Drag the picture of the globe into the pie chart and resize

the picture so that the sections of the pie chart are dividing up the

globe.

22. If the labels of the pie chart are on top of the picture and

you can’t read them, drag the label off of the picture. It will make

a line to that piece instead.

Congratulations! You have just made your pie chart on a picture!

23. Now you have the completed graph and can answer the

following questions:

a. What percentage of people in the world speaks English?

b. What percentage speaks Hindi?

c. What percentage speaks Japanese?

d. What language do most people speak?


e. What language does the least amount of people speak?

f. Draw your pie chart below:

Try it yourself!

Make a pie chart on a picture just like above.

Larry Bird was a famous basketball player. He played from 1979 to 1992

for the Boston Celtics. Use the following information to create a pie

chart on a picture of a basketball.


Season: # of Points Scored
1979-1980 1745
1980-1981 1741
1981-1982 1761
1982-1983 1867
1983-1984 1908
1984-1985 2295
1985-1986 2115
1986-1987 2076
1987-1988 2275
1988-1989 116
1989-1990 1820
1990-1991 1164
1991-1992 908

When you are finished creating your pie chart, draw it below including

the labels.
Answer the following questions using your pie chart:

a. In what season did Larry Bird score the most points?

b. In what season did he score the least amount of points?

c. What percent of his career points came from the 1983

season?

d. What percent of his career points came from the 1980

season?

Created by: Edith Franks

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