[olug] Open Office Experts?

[K.J. Kirwan]

Would "Insert, Chart" (pick "pie") and then 
"Format Cells, Fractions" work for you?  
Also lots of right-click options for appearance. 

But the pie chart seems to always equal 100%.  
If you put in 5 entries of 1/10 each, you don't 
get a half-circle, you get a full pie in five 
equal pieces (2/10 each).  Maybe this is not 
what you want if you are teaching fractions.  

If anyone here is an OOo expert and knows a 
better way, please clue us in.  

Kim


Joe Gulizia wrote:
> I'm trying to install a chart in Open Office Calc.
> I'd like to do fractional pie charts if possible. 
> Does anyone know haw to do this?
> 
> I'm pretty sure that I can do percantage ones BUT I'd
> like to show fractional ones like 3/5ths, 7/8ths etc
> based on what numbers the users input.
> 
> I can do this already using bar charts BUT I'd really
> like pie charts.
> 
> TIA
> 
> CB_Joe
> 
> 
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