MS PowerPoint Tutorial: Multi-Level Wheel/Doughnut Diagram (Training Provider Malaysia)

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[@DhiyaRaffie]

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[@paddyhalliwell]

This was really very helpful. I've been messing about for days. Then found this. Thank you!

[@davidloydradio]

Thanks! I needed just this today. I'm grateful for your design

[@brumbazukable]

Best tutorial to achieve what I was after and what I need! Quick, Easy, understanvle and learning new knowladge. Thank you !!!!

[@topeogunlana9035]

Thank you so much for this video. A total life saver, it really helped me in my deliverable. Thanks again and keep up the good work

[@carloseduardomezaper]

Thanks So much, Really great content . Every day we learn something new.

[@Techie-in-Cloud]

Thank you borther. I am watching this 5 years down the line and just got benefitted...I believe now in 2023 Aug it is much easier to do all this but your video helped me a lot and thanks.

[@SM-ce1uy]

thanks for the tutorial, very helpful. I couldn't substract the lines from all my circles for some reason but I did it separately and then combined them into one, the end result is professional. the sunburst chart option was just too annoying in that you could not manipulate it visually without entering data so this was the perfect solution.

[@lwlewis007]

This was awesome, terrific tutorial, many thanks!

[@mariateresavarbaro3780]

I am going to use it for a grammar wheel. Very useful. Thank you!

[@ask.gaurav]

very useful !! thank you so much you saved my 2.3 GB , i was going toward illustration for this simple thing

[@christinehuck9963]

I love you. Thank you. Exactly what I needed. Made my day.

[@mervekaya3609]

Thank you so much for helpful content and clear expression

[@kaushikumarihami1982]

marvellous!!! I love this video. very clear to me as a very beginner to these things

[@haraldstruck4426]

This really helped me a lot - thanks for this tutorial, Dhiya!!

[@md.abdullahal-alamin8059]

Thanks for such informative tutorial. It has helped me a lot.

[@RestorativeRenaissance]

Thanks this worked perfectly!

[@computetrex]

So helpful thank you good Much appreciated.

[@aleruizs3248]

You're awesome! Thank you very much!

[@MeeranAa]

extraordinary explain bro,,, very neat and clear voice tone ,,

[@anniegentes4039]

super helpull and your voice is really nice too!

[@getfanmedia]

Hi Dhiya Raffie your video is intesting, thanks for sharing

[@kapilwadhawan00]

This is very helpful video. Thanks to the author

[@m.azaraj]

Thank u. Great tutorial

[@sahil.studio]

Thank you so much for the tutorial, hope you're doing well! :)

[@ndelima1]

Fantastic video @dhiyaRaffie! Thank you so much for creating this gem

[@wendysburgers4326]

This helps so much, Thank You.

[@ashishsomkuwar4700]

Thanks you so much. it was a great help for me.

[@beachifyme4338]

SO great many thanks, what screen capture program do you us

[@legendsrelm4474]

Nice, thank you

[@olgakukh9512]

almost fell asleep watching, but still learnt how to do it...so thanks anyways))

[@rohithedalath]

Biiiigg big thanks!

[@RachelPun]

THANK YOU :) But why doesn't MS make this easier? Just build a function where we can select a shape and choose how we want to cut the shape up into text boxes. So we don't need to make the shape, subtract divisions, fragment them, fit a text box in each segment manually yada yada yada~

[@jilliangeorge7298]

Thank you!

[@arixxnexx1640]

What kind of power point I have/ it’s not what you have where do I find those???!!!!!

[@shreem3859]

There is no option for substract than what should do?

[@504boi8wd]

Can we get a 2022 update

[@504boi8wd]

How can I do this in Keynote???

[@Geronimo2Fly]

This is interesting but it is not a donut chart; you are just using shapes to imitate a donut chart. It would be helpful if you explained how to actually create and modify a multi-level donut chart using the chart function.

[@Ruperdepuup]

I was following this tutorial, but then the "Subtract" action suddenly ceased working. I can't get it to work properly anymore. Any idea what's going on?

[@DhiyaRaffie]

did you mean the 'Subtract' option is greyed out?

[@504boi8wd]

@@DhiyaRaffie yes I'm having the same issue MERGE Shapes is grayed out

[@gengenn3855]

Ctrl D

[@nathanaelbass2008]

Nice drawing, but this should be done with Data and the Chart Tool and not shapes.

[@NicolaLambert66]

Nathanael Bass fine if you want to represent data but this method works for a more visual info graphic purpose

[@eeskayaar8192]

Aslam alekkum

[@DhiyaRaffie]

Waalaikumsalam

[@adamgill]

TLDR: Insert white lines across a doughnut shape.

[@lutef1sk]

Thank you for this very well done tutorial!