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venkat1
Creator II
Creator II

in pie chart values are over riding on to another values

hi ,

how to change the settings for the values on data points to display each and every values for the pie chart.chart.png

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Vegar
MVP
MVP

Try to explore the different properties of the pie chart. Maybe you could put the values in a legend.
https://help.qlik.com/en-US/qlikview/November2018/Subsystems/Client/Content/QV_QlikView/Pie_Chart.ht...

However you should also consider if pie chart is the best visualization for your data? Is it easy to compare the size of the slices by the eye?

Maybe a bar or mekko chart could do the job better? Or maybe just an simple straight table?



Vegar
MVP
MVP

There are a lot of anti pie chart evangelists and you'll find good help in finding alternative visualisations by reading some of their arguments.

Example read: https://medium.com/@KristinHenry/in-defense-of-pie-charts-and-why-you-shouldnt-use-them-df2e8ccb5f76
haupenthals
Contributor III
Contributor III

Spoiler
 

Try something like this.

Suppose your Dimension is Region and your expression ist Spending:

1) in the expression tab Replace the expression sum(Spending) by 

Dual(
Region & '-' &
Num(sum(Spending ), '#,##0') &
Repeat(chr(13)&chr(10), rank(Sum(Spending ))-6),
sum(Spending )
)

Select the Values on Data Points option.
On the Sort tab, select the Y-Value option with Descending direction.