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Pie Chart

A pie chart represents proportions as slices of a whole circle, where each segment indicates the percentage of a category in relation to the total. This makes it easy to visualize the distribution and comparison across categories, with all values adding up to 100%.

Below is an example of how to create a pie chart.

Example: Analyze Payroll Distribution by Department​

Data Scope: Current month's payroll records

View: Use the “All” view

Date Field: Based on “Creation Time”

Filter: "Month = 202509"

Dimension: By Department

Metric: Total salaries paid to employees in each department

1. Create a New Chart​

2. Set the Data Scope​

Configure the View, Time, and Filter settings.

3. Select Chart Type: Pie Chart​

Dimension Field: Department

Value Field: Salary (Sum)

4. Choose the Chart Style​

You can display the pie chart in circular or regular pie style.

If no option is selected, the circular style is used by default.

5. Save the Chart Configuration​

6. Edit Chart Name and Access Settings​

Click the upper-left corner to edit the chart name and description.

Use the "..." menu on the upper-right to:

  • Share the chart
  • Export to Excel
  • Remove from "Public" group
  • Copy to a custom page
  • Delete the chart