Published at: 2025-10-30

Pie Chart


Pie Chart

1.1 Use Cases

Pie charts display the proportional distribution of dimensions within a dataset. For example, they can compare the percentage of Sales Orders by customer tier or annual Payment Collection by Departments.

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1.2 Chart Configuration

1.2.1 Axis Data

  • Dimension: 1 dimension
  • Metrics: 1–6 metrics

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1.2.2 Style (Web)

1.2.2.1 Basic Settings
  • Chart Name: Defaults to the analysis Subject during creation. Customizable.

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  • Notes:
    • Content: Add contextual notes to clarify the chart’s purpose.
    • Display Style:
      • Collapsed: Shows as an icon next to the title; hover to view.
      • Expanded: Displays text directly below the title.
      • Hidden: No notes shown.

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Adding notes

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Collapsed notes

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Expanded notes

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Hidden notes

  • Metric Name: Defaults to the metric label. Editable.

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  • Dimension Name: Defaults to the dimension label. Editable.

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1.2.2.2 Display Format
  • Type: Default is “Donut” (hollow center). Switch to “Pie” (solid) or enable “Show Total” in the donut center.

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Donut without total

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Donut with total

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Pie chart

1.2.2.3 Display Settings
  • Legend:
    • Default: Top. Options: Bottom or hidden.

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Top legend

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Bottom legend

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Hidden legend

  • Data Labels:
    • Default: Numeric values. Toggle to show percentages, dimension values, or both.
    • Layout: Single line or wrapped (dimension and value on separate lines).
    • Position: Outside (default), Inside-Horizontal, or Inside-Radial.

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Single-line labels

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Wrapped labels

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Inside-Horizontal labels

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Inside-Radial labels

  • Show Total:
    • Default: Enabled. Toggle to hide in all views.
    • Card View: Optionally hide totals in card mode.

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Total shown

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Total hidden

  • Data Table:
    • Default: Hidden. Options: Top, Bottom, Left, or Right.
    • Card View: Optionally hide in card mode.

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  • Slice Order:
    • Default: System-defined. Options: Clockwise or Counterclockwise from 12 o’clock.

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1.2.2.4 Colors & Fonts
  • Color Schemes:
    • Modern: Supports custom palettes and accessibility patterns.
    • Classic: Fixed palettes.

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  • Font Size: Default 12px. Options: 13–16px.

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1.2.3 Functional Settings

1.2.3.1 Advanced
  • Show Average: Displays metric averages (disabled by default).

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  • Show Zero-Value Dimensions: Disabled by default.

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Zero values hidden

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Zero values shown

  • Show SN: Displays row numbers (disabled by default).

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  • Sorting:
    • Sort by dimension value or metric (ascending/descending).
    • Top N: Filter to top/bottom entries (preset or custom).
    • Custom Sort: For enum or Dept. fields.

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Custom dimension sort

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Sort by metric

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Top N filter

1.2.4 Mobile Style

1.2.4.1 Inherit Web Layout
  • Mirrors Web settings (non-editable).

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1.2.4.2 Custom Layout
  • Optimized for mobile with fewer options. Unconfigurable settings inherit Web defaults.

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