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Create a pie chart on worktype

Andrew Whittingham
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August 9, 2018

I'd like to create a pie chart where there are only two sets of data:

Worktype = "A" and Worktype != "A"

At the moment, I'm only able to create a pie chart with:

Worktype = "A", Worktype = "B", Worktype = "C", Worktype = "D", etc

I'm probably missing something very simple!

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Gary Pasquale
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August 9, 2018

Hi @Andrew Whittingham

The dashboard gadget pie chart (which I believe you are referring to) is a fairly simple beast.

The filter you use will just determine the issues you are wishing to display. So having a filter like Worktype = "A" and Worktype != "A" won't affect how it displays.

They only configurable on the gadget is 'Statistic Type'.

The gadget will then group your issues by whatever you select under 'Statistic Type'. It splits these out individually. It will display the top 10 values and then often group the rest as 'other'.

You're not going to achieve what you want with this gadget and may want to look at other reporting tools/add-ons.

Regards,

Gary

Andrew Whittingham
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August 9, 2018

Thanks @Gary Pasquale. I'll investigate other reporting tools/add-ons.

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August 9, 2018

No probs @Andrew Whittingham.EazyBI is a powerful reporting add-on but comes with a cost. Please accept my answer if you feel it has helped :)

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