Pie Chart

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Visualizing Data Distribution with Pie Charts

The Pie Chart is used to display data as segments of a circle, showing the relative proportions of different categories within a dataset. It is ideal for visualizing simple comparisons and percentages.

Configuring the Chart

Data Connections

To set up the Pie Chart, configure the following fields:

  1. User Document

    • Connect to the Data Document that holds the data to be analyzed and visualized.

  2. Projection

    • Select the specific data field that will be visualized in the pie chart.

  3. Group Data Connection

    • Choose the field to group data by. This could be:

      • Statuses (e.g., "Pending," "Completed").

      • Values (e.g., numerical ranges like revenue).

      • Data Types (e.g., user-defined types for categorization).

  4. Select Statuses

    • When grouping by statuses, choose the specific statuses that you want represented in the chart.

    • Example: Include only "Active," "Completed," or "Failed" statuses.

  5. Date Data Connection

    • Select the Date Field that will filter or compare data over a specific time period.

    • Example: Use "Created At" for sorting data by creation date.

Chart Configuration

The Configuration section allows you to fine-tune how the data is processed and displayed:

  1. Option Name

    • A free-form text field for labeling this specific chart configuration.

    • Example: “Orders by Status” or “Revenue Distribution.”

  2. Data Index

    • Select the data field (index) from the connected document that will be processed.

    • Example: For counting documents by status, select "Document ID".

  3. Operator

    • Choose the operation to perform on the data field:

      • Count: Counts the total number of entries.

      • Sum: Sums up numerical values (e.g., total revenue).

      • Avg: Calculates the average value.

      • First: Returns the first data point.

  4. Type

    • Define the data type:

      • Number: Numerical fields (e.g., revenue).

      • String: Text-based fields (e.g., categories).

  5. Sort

    • Choose the sorting order for the data:

      • 1: Ascending order.

      • -1: Descending order.

By configuring these options, you can generate a clear and detailed Pie Chart that highlights proportions and category distributions within your dataset.

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Builder - Data & Core

Visualizing Data Distribution with Pie Charts

The Pie Chart is used to display data as segments of a circle, showing the relative proportions of different categories within a dataset. It is ideal for visualizing simple comparisons and percentages.

Configuring the Chart

Data Connections

To set up the Pie Chart, configure the following fields:

  1. User Document

    • Connect to the Data Document that holds the data to be analyzed and visualized.

  2. Projection

    • Select the specific data field that will be visualized in the pie chart.

  3. Group Data Connection

    • Choose the field to group data by. This could be:

      • Statuses (e.g., "Pending," "Completed").

      • Values (e.g., numerical ranges like revenue).

      • Data Types (e.g., user-defined types for categorization).

  4. Select Statuses

    • When grouping by statuses, choose the specific statuses that you want represented in the chart.

    • Example: Include only "Active," "Completed," or "Failed" statuses.

  5. Date Data Connection

    • Select the Date Field that will filter or compare data over a specific time period.

    • Example: Use "Created At" for sorting data by creation date.

Chart Configuration

The Configuration section allows you to fine-tune how the data is processed and displayed:

  1. Option Name

    • A free-form text field for labeling this specific chart configuration.

    • Example: “Orders by Status” or “Revenue Distribution.”

  2. Data Index

    • Select the data field (index) from the connected document that will be processed.

    • Example: For counting documents by status, select "Document ID".

  3. Operator

    • Choose the operation to perform on the data field:

      • Count: Counts the total number of entries.

      • Sum: Sums up numerical values (e.g., total revenue).

      • Avg: Calculates the average value.

      • First: Returns the first data point.

  4. Type

    • Define the data type:

      • Number: Numerical fields (e.g., revenue).

      • String: Text-based fields (e.g., categories).

  5. Sort

    • Choose the sorting order for the data:

      • 1: Ascending order.

      • -1: Descending order.

By configuring these options, you can generate a clear and detailed Pie Chart that highlights proportions and category distributions within your dataset.

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