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#CREATING A PARETO CHART IN EXCEL 2013 SERIES#

The chart above shows that 80% of the effects come from 20% of the causes. In Axis Options, select the Maximum from Auto to fixed and enter a value 100 manually and close the format axis window Then under the axis option tab, select maximum to set it to be fixed, and set the value to 100 Click on the right-hand axis and select format axis ,.Now the Pareto chart will look like as shown below

#CREATING A PARETO CHART IN EXCEL 2013 SERIES#

Select Secondary axis and close the Format Data Series window.

Right-click on the cumulative total line (in red) and choose format data series.

Now the Pareto chart will look like shown below: The red bars are the cumulative percentage bars, select any one of the bars and change the series, select Line from the change chart type.

Select the cumulative percent bars and change the series chart type to Line.

Now the Pareto chart created is shown below: Go to the Insert tab in Excel and select a 2-D column bar graph.

Select category, count, and cumulative percent Range together as shown below.After sorting the values from largest to smallest, we calculate the cumulative percentage for each of the categories. It is the method of calculating the frequency distribution and will be calculated successively by adding the percent with other frequencies. The percent will be calculated using the formula =(C3/$C$13) *100, applying throughout the other cells. Calculate the percentage of each category and further compute the cumulative percent.Collect the Raw Data including the Category (cause of a problem) and their Count.