Pie Chart
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:
User Document
Connect to the Data Document that holds the data to be analyzed and visualized.
Projection
Select the specific data field that will be visualized in the pie chart.
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).
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.
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:
Option Name
A free-form text field for labeling this specific chart configuration.
Example: “Orders by Status” or “Revenue Distribution.”
Data Index
Select the data field (index) from the connected document that will be processed.
Example: For counting documents by status, select "Document ID".
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.
Type
Define the data type:
Number: Numerical fields (e.g., revenue).
String: Text-based fields (e.g., categories).
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.
Company
© 2025 Naologic, Inc.
Company
© 2025 Naologic, Inc.
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:
User Document
Connect to the Data Document that holds the data to be analyzed and visualized.
Projection
Select the specific data field that will be visualized in the pie chart.
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).
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.
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:
Option Name
A free-form text field for labeling this specific chart configuration.
Example: “Orders by Status” or “Revenue Distribution.”
Data Index
Select the data field (index) from the connected document that will be processed.
Example: For counting documents by status, select "Document ID".
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.
Type
Define the data type:
Number: Numerical fields (e.g., revenue).
String: Text-based fields (e.g., categories).
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.
Pie Chart
Company
© 2025 Naologic, Inc.
Company
© 2025 Naologic, Inc.