You can use a pie chart, but you have to be careful with its interpretation. If you set all values in relation to the value 122, then you get new percentage values for each category, and those combined will not add up to 100%. Cyrilbrd said: What version of excel are you using? Add labels, select labels, select format data labels, go to labels options, tick both Value and Percentage, use the separator of your liking.

How to create a chart with both percentage and value in Excel?

How To Add Percentage In Excel Pie Chart

It is easy for us to add percentage or value to the bar or column chart, but, have you ever tried to create a column or bar chart with both percentage and value displayed in Excel?

Create a chart with both percentage and value in Excel

To solve this task in Excel, please do with the following step by step:

1. Select the data range that you want to create a chart but exclude the percentage column, and then click Insert > Insert Column or Bar Chart > 2-D Clustered Column Chart, see screenshot:

2. After inserting the chart, then, you should insert two helper columns, in the first helper column-Column D, please enter this formula: =B2*1.15, and then drag the fill handle down to the cells, see screenshot:

3. And then, in the second helper column, Column E, enter this formula: =B2&CHAR(10)&' ('&TEXT(C2,'0%')&')', and drag the fill handle down to the cells that you want to use, see screenshot:

4. Then, select the created chart, and right click, choose Select Data from the context menu, see screenshot:

5. In the Select Data Source dialog box, click Add button, see screenshot:

6. And then, under the Series values section, select the data in the first helper column, see screenshot:

7. Then, click OK button, this new data series has been inserted into the chart, and then, please right click the new inserted bar, and choose Format Data Series, see screenshot:

8. In the Format Data Series pane, under the Series Options tab, select Secondary Axis from the Plot Series On section, and you will get the below screenshot shown:

9. Then, right click the chart, and choose Select Data, in the Select Data Source dialog box, click the Series2 option from the left list box, and then click Edit button, see screenshot:

10. And in the Axis Labels dialog, select the second helper column data, see screenshot:

11. Click OK button, then, go on right click the bar in the char, and choose Add Data Labels > Add Data Labels, see screenshot:

12. And the values have been added into the chart as following screenshot shown:

13. Then, please go on right click the bar, and select Format Data Labels option, see screenshot:

14. In the Format Data Labels pane, please check Category Name option, and uncheck Value option from the Label Options, and then, you will get all percentages and values are displayed in the chart, see screenshot:

15. In this step, you should fill the helper column data series as no color, click to select the data series bar, and then click Shape Fill > No Fill under the Format tab, see screenshot:

16. At last, right click the secondary axis, and choose Format Axis option from the context menu, see screenshot:

17. In the Format Axis pane, select None options from the Major type, Minor type and Label Position drop down list separately, see screenshot:

Create a stacked chart with percentage by using a powerful feature

Sometimes, you may want to create a stacked chart with percentage, in this case, Kutools for Excel supports an amazing feature - Stacked Chart with Percentage, with this feature, you can create a stacked chart with percenatge only several clicks as below demo shown.

Note:To apply this Stacked Chart with Percentage, firstly, you should download the Kutools for Excel, and then apply the feature quickly and easily.

After installing Kutools for Excel, please do as this:

1. Click Kutools > Charts > Category Comparison > Stacked Chart with Percentage, see screenshot:

2. In the Stacked column chart with percentage dialog box, specify the data range, axis labels and legend series from the original data range separately, see screenshot:

3. Then click OK button, and a prompt message is popped out to remind you some intermediate data will be created as well, please just click Yes button, see screenshot:

4. And then, a stacked column chart with percentage has been created at once, see screenshot:

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Suppose the user has data in absolute values. He needs to display the information on the chart. For the sake of clarity it is necessary to show the relative values of the data. For example, what percentage of the plan is made, how many goods sold, which part of the students coped with the task, what percentage of employees has a college education, etc.

Solving this task is not so difficult. But there are might be some difficulties without working skills in Excel when you have lack of experience. Let us consider in detail how to make an Interest chart in Excel.

Pie chart Interest

We construct a pie chart with the percentage assignment. For example take an official tax analyst 'Income tax types in the consolidated budget for 2015':

Select the entire table including the names of the columns. On the 'INSERT' tab in the 'Charts' group choose a simple “Pie”.

Diagram appears on the sheet after clicking on the tabs of the selected type of the form:

A separate segment of the circle is the share of each tax in the total revenues of the consolidated budget in 2015.

Now we show the percentage of taxes in the diagram. Click the right mouse button. In the dialog box select a task 'Add Data Labels'.

The values from the second column of the table will be on the parts of the circle:

Once again right click on the chart and select the item 'Format Data Labels':

In the menu in the subgroup of 'LABEL OPTIONS' you need to uncheck the 'Value' and put the checkmark on 'Percentage'.

In the 'NUMBER' subgroup change the common format on percentage. Remove the decimal digits and set the format code '0%'.

Put the '0.0%' in the “Format Code” field if you want to display percentages with a single decimal place. Set '0.00%' if you need two characters after the decimal point. And so on.

Default settings allow you to change the place of signatures on the chart. Possible options:

• 'Center' - the signature will be displayed at the center of the segments;
• 'Inside End' - the signature will appear from the inside circumference;
• 'Outside End' - a signature will appear on the outside of the circle. When you select this diagram option pie will be slightly smaller but smaller data improves readability;
• 'Best Fit' - option allows Excel to set the signature optimally.

In the menu in the subgroup of 'TEXT OPTIONS' you can use the tool 'Text direction' to change the direction of the signatures in the subgroup of 'Vertical alignment'. It also set the incline angle.

How To Add Percentage To Pie Chart In Excel

Choose a “horizontal” direction and position 'Middle Center”.

Pie chart with percentage is ready. The chart shows the percentage of income from taxation.

Bar Chart In Excel

100% Stacked Column

Let’s add columns to the table:

1. with a percent (the percentage contribution of each type of tax in the total amount);
2. 100%.

We click on any cell of the table. Go to the tab 'INSERT'. In the group of 'Carts' choose '100% Stacked Column'.

Automatically created a chart does not solve the problem. Therefore in 'CHART TOOLS'-“DESIGN” tab in the 'Data' group go to the 'Select Data'.

Change the order of rows Use the arrows to, so that percentage rates were at the bottom. Delete a number which indicates the absolute values. The title “Series1” should not be as sign of the horizontal axis.

Select any column created charts. Click the right mouse button. In the dialog box select a task 'Add Data Series'.

We go to the tab 'Format Data Series' in the menu that appears. We set the value 100% for the overlapping rows.

As a result of this work we get a chart like this:

This chart gives understanding the percentage of taxes in the consolidated budget.