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• Creating a pie chart of the cell Type dropdown

  I do a log of time to monitor the time I spend on the task. My goal is to have an easy way to show the categories of time that I spend on a daily basis.

  I created a simple table that calculates the hours I spent on a task. In the last column, I have cells of type menu pop - up allowing me to choose a category to assign to this line.

  How can I create a Table of categories and then a related pie chart that will allow me to see the time in each category?

  I saw this thread: Re: creating a pie chart from of pop-up Menu in figures but it doesn't seem to work for me.

  Here's what I have so far:

  

  FYI, the formula I use to mean hours in column D is: IF (GOLD (ISBLANK (B2), ISBLANK (C2)), DURATION (0), C2−B2)

  Any help would be appreciated. THANKS IN ADVANCE!

  The formula in your summary might look like this:

  

  = SUMIF (Time Log::E, A2, Time Log::D)

  To produce the table, I've selected all the cells in the summary table and chose 2D pie.

  SG

• How to take the photo of the photo capture, graph (Charter of control) in the same hour, and export to Excel file

  I want to make my sample of this project, follow these steps.

  I have

  1 create the model to compare other objects.

  2. save the template and ready to compare in real time with other objects

  II

  1 use the CCTV Sony camera captures the image of the object (lego toys).

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  Not sure about the meaning of your last post. To create a Vision assistant VI, all you have to do is go to the Tools menu > create VI. This will create a LabVIEW VI that can be modified and adapted to your specific needs, because its schema is accessible.

• problem with label pie chart!

  Hello

  I found this example of chart areas, I tried to use several pie charts, but the place of the label to move in a table. It shows the place moved down when using the vi.

  I've attached an example with 4 pie charts and sometimes it shows the 4 places and sometimes down to one. No way to adjust it?

  I would like to see some examples with the 3d pie chart. Do you know any example?

  Thanks in advance!.

  Fred

  Sorry guys! I got it.

  Change the first time call to the comparison of the loop For = 0, so always start with the value set to draw the square.

  

  Thank you.

• Where should I go on my computer to find the pie chart that shows how much space is used/left on my computer?

  Where should I go on my computer to find the pie chart that shows how much space is used/left on my computer... (my question is not related to the questions at the beginning).

  Open my computer, right-click the drive icon, select 'Properties' and you'll see the pie under the general tab.

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• Adding key event to different parts of a pie chart

  Hi, I'm working on a Blackberry app I need to create pie chart from an array of integers. Unfortunately I could not find any graphics APIs for Blackberry (is there really one?), so I've implemented using the method (graphics.fillArc).

  Here's my PieChart class:

  public class PieChart extends Field
  {
      //declaring private variables to store data
      private int[] percentage;
      private int[] angles;
      private int totalRecords;
  
      //declaring colors to be used in pie chart
      private final static int[] availableColors = { 0x00CDCD, 0xFF0000, 0xFF00FF, 0xCC9900, 0x9900FF, 0x990000, 0x66FF00, 0x6600FF, 0x3300FF, 0x0000FF};
      private final static int totalAvailableColors = 10;
  
      //assuming 250 for chart width and height
      private int chartWidth = 250;
      private int chartHeight = 250;
  
      public PieChart (int[] marks)
      {
          //calculating percentages and angles covered by each record
          totalRecords = marks.length;
          int sum = 0;
          for (int i = 0; i < totalRecords; i ++)
              sum += marks[i];
          percentage = new int[totalRecords];
          angles = new int[totalRecords];
          for (int i = 0; i < totalRecords; i ++)
          {
              double percent = marks[i] * 100 / sum;
              percentage[i] = (int) percent;
              angles[i] = (int) (percent * 3.6);
          }
      }
  
      protected void layout(int width, int height)
      {
          //setting the field to cover the whole width of display
          setExtent (Display.getWidth(), chartHeight);
      }
  
      protected void paint(Graphics graphics)
      {
          //generating a random color from predefined colors
          Random random = new Random();
          int lastAngle = 0;
          int previousColorIndex = -1;
          int startColorIndex = random.nextInt(totalAvailableColors);
          int currentColorIndex = startColorIndex;
  
          //adding offset to create the chart at center of the screen
          int offset = (Display.getWidth() - chartWidth)/ 2;
  
          for (int i = 0; i < totalRecords; i ++)
          {
              //if last record, cover the remaining area of the circle
              int finishAngle = i == totalRecords - 1 ? 360 - lastAngle : angles[i];
  
              //drawing the arc
              graphics.setColor(availableColors[currentColorIndex]);
              graphics.fillArc(offset, 0, chartWidth, chartHeight, lastAngle, finishAngle);
  
              //calculating text position to print the percentage
              int txtX = (int) (125 + 75 * Math.cos(Math.PI * (lastAngle + angles[i] / 2)/180));
              int txtY = (int) (125 - 75 * Math.sin(Math.PI * (lastAngle + angles[i] / 2)/180));
              txtX -= graphics.getFont().getAdvance(String.valueOf(percentage[i] + "%")) / 2;
  
              //drawing the percentage over the respective section
              graphics.setColor(Color.WHITE);
              graphics.drawText(String.valueOf(percentage[i] + "%"), txtX + offset, txtY);
              previousColorIndex = currentColorIndex;
  
              //tracking total angle used so far
              lastAngle += angles[i];
  
              //checking if color generated is previous color or starting color, if it is the last of the record
              do
              {
                  currentColorIndex = random.nextInt(totalAvailableColors);
              }
              while ((i == totalRecords - 1 && currentColorIndex == startColorIndex) || currentColorIndex == previousColorIndex);
          }
  
      }
  
  }
  

  Now, when the user touches a any part of the generated pie chart, I need to show him the details of this particular section, which is different for different parts of the chart (for example. Say that if brands of students is used, during the click on an article I have need to display information about the marker). From my understanding, different parts of the pie chart must be different fields to contain the touch individual events. However, it seems there is no way to create irregular fields, and I can't reach camembert if I use fields rectangular for different parts of the chart (such as it's going to tear the pie! ).

  Any suggestions?

  BTW I develop for BB OS 6.0 (Blackberry Torch).

  The word dreaded no programmer doesn't want to hear: math. You'll just have to figure out where all of your divisions are based off of their percentages, determine where the touch and then discover what segment is in.

  In fact, I don't think it's going to be too bad, just refresh you on geometry.

• How to call a negative value in a PIE chart

  We have some picky users that want the data that some of these negative in a pie chart. I use ABS() for show as positive negative measures and to make them appear, but I would like a way to be able to scream if one of the calculated items that appears in the PIE charts as negative when it is. Is there a way to color the pieces of pie by any other calculation that would show if the value is negative or a textbox communicate this element calculated is negative for this year?

  Seriously... the PIE is the wrong visualization for + ve and ve - values (a PIE is to compare the values of %)... Use the bar and then the values of ve - go below the x-axis.  You use ABS() bad negative positioning the real %s from the rest of the numbers - results in the wrong information that gives rise to wrong decisions - push this obligation!

• selected in a pie chart slice

  Hi Experts,

  I have a dvt:pieChart with my page, where dataSelection = single,.

  When the user clicks on a slice of the pie chart, I need to capture the selected value and based on this value, I need fill a table below the pie chart.

  I tried Googling, unfortunately impossible to find the appropriate solution.

  I use Jdeveloper 12.1.3.

  Please do the needful.

  As you use pieChart not pieGraph then create a selectionListener in bean managed to get the selected slice

  Follow these steps-

  1 set dataSelection property of unique pieChart

  2 create a selectionListener method in bean managed to chart

  3 see the property value of the graph, it will be something like this - #{bindings. Deptartment1.collectionModel}

  4 copy and use this managed code bean (name value and iterator change according to your name viewObject)

      /**     * Programmatic invocation of a method that an EL evaluates to.
  

       *     * @param el EL of the method to invoke
  

      * @param paramTypes Array of Class defining the types of the parameters
  

       * @param params Array of Object defining the values of the parametrs
  

       * @return Object that the method returns     */
  

     public static Object invokeEL(String el, Class[] paramTypes, Object[] params) {
  

         FacesContext facesContext = FacesContext.getCurrentInstance();
  

          ELContext elContext = facesContext.getELContext();
  

         ExpressionFactory expressionFactory = facesContext.getApplication().getExpressionFactory();
  

         MethodExpression exp = expressionFactory.createMethodExpression(elContext, el, Object.class, paramTypes);
          return exp.invoke(elContext, params);
  

     }
      /**     * Programmatic evaluation of EL.
  

       *     * @param el EL to evaluate
  

     * @return Result of the evaluation     */
  

   public static Object evaluateEL(String el) {
  

         FacesContext facesContext = FacesContext.getCurrentInstance();
  

          ELContext elContext = facesContext.getELContext();
  

         ExpressionFactory expressionFactory = facesContext.getApplication().getExpressionFactory();
  

          ValueExpression exp = expressionFactory.createValueExpression(elContext, el, Object.class);
          return exp.getValue(elContext);
  

     }
      public void pieChartSelectionListener(SelectionEvent selectionEvent) {
  

          invokeEL("#{bindings.Department1.collectionModel.makeCurrent}", new Class[] { SelectionEvent.class },                 new Object[] { selectionEvent });
  

          // Get the selected row (Use pie chart iterator name) , by this you can get any attribute of that row
  

         Row selectedRow =            (Row) evaluateEL("#{bindings.Department1Iterator.currentRow}"); // get the current selected row
          System.out.println("Selected Department is-" + selectedRow.getAttribute("DepartmentName"));
      }
  

  Ashish

• How do label you pie charts in excel 2103

  How do label you pie charts in excel 2103

  Hi Tommy:

  Thanks for the response, but still the problem with multiple labels of legend.  The link mentioned only a single label legend on a pie chart, which was not a problem.  This is labelling the other elements of the 5 the chart legend.  There are currently 1 label with the other points being blank.

  Thank you

  Robert

  Once again...
   
  He must ask these questions in the forums Microsoft Excel - those who are SPECIFICALLY for Excel issues.  In other words - 'experts' who hang there are expert in Excel.  You get people in this forum who are more into the OS in general - maybe a few application expertise sprinkled in here and there - but if you want someone who lives and breathes "Excel" - more likely to get in a forum dedicated to it.  (Click on the link, after a new question and I would say SEO - with a link - this conversation too!)
   
  Link to this conversation:
  How do label you pie charts in excel 2103
   
  This could be a start (Google search or even looking for the page that I linked works you original very well, apparently...)
  http://www.excelforum.com/Excel-charting-and-pivots/811351-multiple-data-labels-on-bar-chart.html
   
  But then again... You should ask such questions in the forums of Microsoft Excel<-- they="" will="" more="" likely="" be="" able="" to="">

• Dimensions of the pie chart

  I have a Camembert in InDesign. When I click on it, the dimensions seem to be 203 x 203 pixels:

  

  I want to make a graph in similar sectors in Illustrator. So, when I click to create a new pie chart, I put the dimensions of 203 x 203 pixels:

  

  But when I try to copy/paste the new graph in InDesign, it does not match the dimensions of the original graph. You can see if I overlay the new graph on the old chart:

  

  What I am doing wrong?

  The size of the pie in Illustrator are not accurate, and the transformation Panel does not work with tables. This has been a bug for eons.

  After you create the chart, you will need to resize the graphic to the size you want, and if you do several charts of the same size, it might save some time if you duplicate the first properly sized graphics.

  In addition, when you create the graph of x 203px 203px, which multiply by 1.15. If you do not have a stroke, which protrudes beyond the border of the chart, this should give you what you need.

  

• Pie chart report syntax

  What is the correct syntax for a 'pie chart - multiple' report in Oracle SQL Developer? I am creating master-child where the master is a bar graph and report the child reports are (multiple) pie charts. The master report looks good, but I can't the child reports to display in the form of pie charts. The child statement correctly table view, but if I change the pie chart format, then I get the error message: 'data is zero or negative value and can not be displayed'.

  
  

  Here are the current request for reports of the child:

  SELECT the year, college_name, student_id, count (student_id) as count_ids

  DE registration

  WHERE college_name =: COLLEGE_NAME

  GROUP BY year, college_name, student_id

  ORDER BY year, college_name, student_id;

  This is the report of the child table:

  

  It's about what I want pie charts to look like:

  

  It works if you remove the name of college?

  I am able to make a graph to child multiple sectors out of a bar parent graph, without having to configure anything on the properties of the child report definition data

  

  Here's my child report query:

  Select the year, the team, sum (points) of hockey_stats

  where drive =: PLAYER

  Group of the year, the team

  order by year desc

  If you run your query, you have nulls, zeros or negative values for count (student_id)?

• Buttons on a pie chart and the display text

  It has been a long time since I created something like this in Captivate.  I used to use the alternative option to display text, and when they released the text would disappear.  How do I create pie shaped buttons (on a pie chart) allow to click the chart and display the text, then click on another piece and hide the text, but they would be allowed to click coins out of use.  I know this is really Basic for one :)

  Thank you

  Sabina

  You can use the smartshape. If you use a triangle, you can right-click and select freeform and then change the button in a wedge/pie. Fix advanced actions to display the text and hide all other texts.

  You can create the tarts in another program and use image buttons. I think it would be much easier.

• redraw a pie chart

  Hello

  I changed the name of a PieChart.Data that is currently displayed. The change is not displayed. Do I need to redraw the map?

  Si Yes, how can I redraw the graph?

  Thank you

  This is a known bug, which is set at 8 JavaFX. One solution is to delete the data point and add a new one with the new name, even if it is ugly if the pie chart is moving.

• How can I change the contour of pie chart from black to white?

  I created a pie chart in Illustrator CS6 and may not know how to change the line of contour of the black to white (this is my first time trying to create a pie chart in illustrator and not found the answer to my question in any of the graphic illustrator formatting instructions.)

  With camembert fully selected, open the appearance Panel, double-click on "Content" and change the color of the outline.

• Pie chart for availability

  Hi guys,.

  I'm creating a WCF report with information on availability of the different AppMonitor Agents.

  Officials reported a metric called "availability".

  I also created a query that returns an average of the availability of the Agents AppMonitor selected.

  Now the fun starts. I wan't to build a pie chart to show real time.

  The problem is, if I add the availability, lets say 98%, as an element, he draws me a filled full circle.

  If I add a second element having the value "2", fine.

  How to calculate the percent to get a good pie diagram or y at - it an easy way?

  Yet once in short:-query returns the value of the availability,

  -need of camembert, indicating the actual availability

  Any ideas?

  Hi, Falco,

  I would put the query in additional context, assigned to the "availability".

  Create a function that accepts 2 double values and returns the difference.

  Put another additional context called "still", the new service, from 100.0 and "availability".

  Draw the two values of context on your pie chart, then "keep" white and not a legend.

  Hope this helps, I did not have time to test earlier.

  John