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How to Removes Others Data Point in Pie Chart in Qlik View 9.00 SR 4

In My Pie Chart Its Clubbing Two or More Data Points as Others, How to Remove Others, I am using Qlik View 9.00 SR 4

Regards

M.Mukesh

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nathanfurby
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Depends what you mean by 'Remove'. If you want the data points to be visible on their own then you can play around with the 'Lower Limit on Slice Area' property on the Presentation tab. Reducing this will mean the smaller values will be displayed on their own. You may also have to increase the 'Maximum Number of Slices'.

Or if you might mean that you don't want any of the values grouped in the 'Others' category from showing. In this case I could only guess as to how to achieve that.

I imagine it would involve using the RANK function in the expression on the chart. Say if you wanted the Top 10 only; you could Rank top 10 and then set Maximum number of slices on the chart to 10.

Someone out there might have an easier solution. Smile

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Hi

Totally There are 10 Data Points in Pie Chart, It Displaying 8 Data Points and Remaining Two Data Points is Clubbing as Others and Maximum Limit on Slice Are is Assigned as 15, Still it Showing Others In Pie Chart.

Regards

M.Mukesh

nathanfurby
Specialist
Specialist

What is your 'Lower Limit on Slice Area' set to? e.g. one of my charts it is set to 0.01

Can you post a screenshot?

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find the screen shots

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Hi

What happens if you change "Lower limit on slice area" to 0,001 ?

Anders

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Thanks Very Much, after Changing Lower Slice as 0.001 It is working fine.

Can u say why we need to mention lower Slice as 0.001.

Thanks

nathanfurby
Specialist
Specialist

The Lower slice setting is telling the chart what the lowest percentage value for each visible data point should be i.e. how small the slice can be before it groups it in the "Others" category.

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Hi

0.01 = 1% of total area

0.001 = 0.10% of total area

Anders

nathanfurby
Specialist
Specialist

If the slice is still too small then another solution to remove the small values would be to use this expression:

=If(SUM(Value)/SUM({$}TOTAL Value)>0.01,SUM(Value))

That way you could set you own limit on the smallest values which are displayed.