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I'd like to draw and print a circle that's split in 10 slices (like a clock, but with 10 hours instead of 12 - 10 slices of 36 degrees each).
Can you recommend how to do this easily using (windows) software (preferably something that's not very esoteric)?
Cristi Diaconescu
Posted 2014-01-02T20:24:29.920
Reputation: 2 810
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Using Excel 2010
Enter in equal values in Column A. The number of rows entered will determine how many partitions your circle will have.
From the Insert tab, create a 2D pie chart with the cells selected (A1 through A10):
You will now have a circle cut into 10 slices, where you can then modify the color arrangements to meet your needs:
nonterrorist
Posted 2014-01-02T20:24:29.920
Reputation: 474
This didn't help broaden my horizons in handling vector image software :-P ... but did the job in an instant! – Cristi Diaconescu – 2014-01-02T21:19:57.950
You could do it in excel with Pie Chart but I'm not really sure what is that you are after. – Vladimir Oselsky – 2014-01-02T20:34:11.380
1What have you already tried? – CharlieRB – 2014-01-02T20:44:57.657
Inkscape, but it was a bit overwhelming. – Cristi Diaconescu – 2014-01-02T21:18:31.693