Thread: Plot of coverage

Could anyone help me with a software or plotable functions to illustrate the following?

Say 60% of a town is on a given day are wearing white trousers, 40 % of the town are wearing white shoes and 30% are wearing white shirts. All together, due to people wearing more than on white item, there are only 70% of the people wearing any white at all.

Say:
20% only trousers
10% only trousers and shoes
10% only trousers and shirt
5% shoes, trousers and shirt
10% only shoes and shirt
5% only shoes
10% only shirt

To illustrate this I want to plot three circles overlapping each other inside a forth, larger circle, symbolizing the town population. Each of the three circles inside symbolizing shoes, shirts and trousers, with the overlapping describing the people wearing two or three different items.
I’ll attach a picture of the idea. Preferably I’d like to plot the whole thing using bubble plots in Microsoft excel, any ideas on how to set up a chart like that? What functions will I need? Or is there a software that handles this of the shelf?

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