How to Create 4 Quadrant Circle: PowerPoint Diagram Tutorial Series

Here is the step by step process of how to Create 4 Quadrant Circle. This video is part of our PowerPoint Diagram Tutorial Series. This is a very useful diagram to showcase any consulting diagram or 4 part relationship.
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How to Create 4 Quadrant Circle: PowerPoint Diagram Tutorial Series
Here is the step by step process of how to Create 4 Quadrant Circle. This video is part of our PowerPoint Diagram Tutorial Series. This is a very useful diagram to showcase any consulting diagram or 4 part relationship.
Add a Block arc from autoshapes menu
reduce the width by toggling the yellow handle
reduce the arc so that it forms one part i.e. a quadrant
create 3 copies of the arc just created.
Use the Arrange and Rotate tools to create the 4 parts of the circles
Align them properly by going to Arrange and Align center and middle.
Color each quadrant differently. You can do this by applying quick styles.
From shape outline add a white outline to all the quadrants.
Increate the width of the outline to around 4.
To give the circle a 3D perspective
Select and group the quadrants
Go to format shape option, set the 3D Perspective as relaxed
Next give it a bevel as Cross Bevel
In 3D Format options, set the depth to 30
Add a grey color if required for the depth.
Change the Material in 3D options to Dark Edge and set the Lighting to Balanced.
Play with the material and lighting till you are happy with it.
Add a Shadow if required.
For the markers on each quadrant, add an oval. Use Preset 2 in shape preset.
Copy the resulting beveled markers on to other quadrants.
Add your text and animations and your four quadrant circle in PowerPoint is ready.

[@ezzahmed7080]

Precise, clear and to the point. Thanks for sharing!

[@jetblu76]

This was a great video. My graphic turned out amazing

[@abdirahmansalah1207]

Hi,Ramgopal am a big fan of you and watch all your videos. Big thumb up man

[@imransultan]

Sir Outstanding,fabulous ,brilliant ,no match ..!!!! Thank you SO Much Sir

[@PreetiSharma-vh7dk]

Very helpful tutorial.. Thanks M. Ramgopal.

[@ndubuisimachebe764]

What an impressive and educational video. Thanks for sharing!

[@sachinshedge2969]

Mr. Ramgopal......Thank you so much for such a wonderful explanation.

[@PresentationProcess]

You are welcome!

[@dilipsubramanian3578]

Yet another fabulous tutorial from the wizard of PPT, Mr Ramgopal. The results are so awesomely impressive. Thanx again for sharing

[@gregmj2004]

Outstanding. I am self taught in Excel and I am continuing to learn. Tutorials such as yours gives me wonderful ideas. With those ideas, I am able to create some pretty decent looking PowerPoints... nothing on your level, buy my boss seems to like what I present. Thank you so much for what you teach and helping those like myself grow on a daily basis. Would it be possible for you do some that represent odd number of quadrants, like a 7 or 9. I have some ideas, but I'm curious how a professional like yourself would go about it. Thank you again.

[@PresentationProcess]

Greg Jones Thank you for taking the time to comment and glad to know you are finding them useful! If your boss likes them, then great! While we do not have a tutorial exactly like this for odd number of quadrants, there is something similar with 3 segments which can be easily made into 5/7 etc. www.presentation-process.com/arrows-powerpoint.html

[@josegregoriovillarreal1876]

Increíble realmente todo sus trabajos me encantan he quedado deslumbrado con todo lo que se puede hacer en power point

[@PresentationProcess]

Nice to know you are finding the tutorials useful. Gracias :)

[@aghorhythm]

Thanks a lot !

[@RS_Rational]

Thanks Mr Ram, your all videos are fantastic

[@PresentationProcess]

Rajeev Singh Nice of you to leave a comment. Hope you find the templates useful in your presentations.

[@ashishpalsingh]

Amazing love it

[@xamsegemilcom3537]

thanks is amezing tutorial

[@norbertmaior2628]

Thank you for the inspiration :)

[@shoukatmohammad4532]

Thanks, very helpful

[@ashikmahmud7786]

Your works are very informative and helpful. Thanks!

[@PresentationProcess]

+ashik mahmud Thank you soo much for your feedback!

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[@eddeig]

Great Video. Many Thanks!!!!

[@PresentationProcess]

Welcome!

[@prak901390]

Very nicelyexplained

[@mariadesousavalerio]

Parece uma jóia. Lindíssimo. Obrigada ☺

[@tamindubai]

Perfect work.. please use some windows 2007..

[@manikraoraj]

thanks

[@sawkhaing7825]

I would like you to draw google chrome logo so that some will understand how to draw it!

[@RigAndRefiner]

how can i insert a pipe in this circle, and the final look is the made circle is wrapping to the pipe?? pls explain if there are any possibility.

[@byjubaby2709]

Thanks.. Nice Video.. how to create 3 arc circle as show in your next slide..

[@PresentationProcess]

byju baby Hi, Thank you for watching and your interest in our tutorials. There is no tutorial available as of now for a 3 part circle.

[@ahmadhuseynli2073]

but this sounds like drawing an image. But how to customize the stakes ? if I need to show one quadrat equal to 40%, other 60%, so I do not want all equal pie chart, it never happens in business actually.

[@jpbabies]

Sir without use of 3d can i not increase the height of circle which looks like 3D

[@naveenchoudhary1429]

which version of Microsoft your are using while making these slide,I mean it's MS office power point 2010 or 2013?

[@PresentationProcess]

+Naveen Choudhary Hi there, the version used in this video was probably PowerPoint 2010 but this can be done with 2013 as well. There is no change in features used in this video.

[@naveenchoudhary1429]

thankss man,your are excellent in powerpoint presentation.!!!!!!

[@michaelreilley1107]

What if you want to create a circle with more than 4 quadrants? Say like 5 or 6? Or 10?

[@michaelreilley1107]

I also meant to ask, can't you create a complete circle and then "fragment" it into equal sections? I don't know how to do this, but I have to believe it is possible or there is a tool that allows you to do this.

[@seatown2012]

How can you place text on each segment, to label each portion of the arc?

[@PresentationProcess]

If you need to label the segments by placing curved text on them, you can follow this tutorial we had posted earlier: www.presentation-process.com/powerpoint-text-curved-1.html

[@SanjayGupta-ig8oy]

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