Dimensions of the pie chart

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

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• The pie chart colors

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  You should be able to direct the selection party individual of a graph "on-line".

  This led to corrupt files in some cases, however. So you might want to test this carefully.

  If the color Panel does not show the color sliders, try and select CMYK in the Panel menu. If that does not show, first apply a color swatch and then change its values.

• Values compared to the percentages in the pie chart

  Hiya,
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  Webster, TX

  Add this line in the chart that you put in the RTF model.

  Right click on the image, properties and the last web tab.

  Add this under the node of the graph.

  To get the actual value using it.
  

  Are other values that you can use
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• Error creating the pie chart to 3D with query complex.

  Hi all

  I tried to create a pie 3D with the following query:

  SELECT THE NULL LINK,

  LABEL CRITERIA,

  DIGITAL VALUE

  Of

  (SELECT CRITERIA, COUNT (*) AS 'NUMBER'

  DE)

  SELECT AIRCRAFT_REGO AS "REGO",.

  'HOLD OPEN' as "CRITERIA", he said.

  CNTOPEN AS 'COUNT '.

  OF UTEV0001 HAS

  INNER JOIN (select ACFTABB, count (ACFTABB) as CNTOPEN)

  of SIMLOG

  "where ACDFRCYC = s"

  AND OPENHODM = 'O'

  AND ACDFITMX = 'Y '.

  ACFTABB GROUP

  order of ACFTABB) B

  ON B.ACFTABB = A.AIRCRAFT_REGO

  WHERE AUDTCURI = 'C '.

  UNION

  SELECT AIRCRAFT_REGO AS "REGO",.

  "NOT PROCESSED" as of "CRITERIA", he said.

  CNTACTN AS 'COUNT '.

  OF UTEV0001 X

  JOIN IN-HOUSE

  (select ACFTABB, count (ACFTABB) as CNTACTN

  of SIMLOG

  "where ACDFRCYC = s"

  AND ACDFATN = "

  AND AFFECTED = "

  ACFTABB GROUP

  order of ACFTABB) C

  ON X.AIRCRAFT_REGO = C.ACFTABB

  WHERE AUDTCURI = 'C '.

  UNION

  SELECT AIRCRAFT_REGO AS "REGO",.

  "FAILURE to KNOWN" as "CRITERIA", he said.

  CNTKNOW AS 'COUNT '.

  OF UTEV0001 Y

  INNER JOIN (SELECT ACFTABB, COUNT (ACFTABB) AS CNTKNOW

  OF SIMLOG

  WHERE ACDFRCYC = S"

  AND AFFECTED = 'DEVELOPMENT '.

  ACFTABB GROUP

  order of ACFTABB) D

  ON Y.AIRCRAFT_REGO = D.ACFTABB

  WHERE AUDTCURI = 'C '.

  UNION

  SELECT AIRCRAFT_REGO AS "REGO",.

  'WARRANTY FAILURES' as "CRITERIA", he said.

  CNTWARNT AS 'COUNT '.

  OF UTEV0001 Z

  INNER JOIN (SELECT ACFTABB, COUNT (ACFTABB) AS CNTWARNT

  OF SIMLOG

  WHERE ACDFRCYC = S"

  AND GUARANTEED = 'Y '.

  ACFTABB GROUP

  order of ACFTABB) E

  ON Z.AIRCRAFT_REGO = E.ACFTABB

  WHERE AUDTCURI = 'C '.

  UNION

  SELECT AIRCRAFT_REGO AS "REGO",.

  "REFER CONTROLLER" as of "CRITERIA", he said.

  CNTCONT AS 'COUNT '.

  OF UTEV0001 V

  INNER JOIN (SELECT ACFTABB, COUNT (ACFTABB) AS CNTCONT

  OF SIMLOG

  WHERE ACDFRCYC = S"

  AND AFFECTED LIKE '% CONTROLLER '.

  ACFTABB GROUP

  order of ACFTABB) F

  ON V.AIRCRAFT_REGO = F.ACFTABB

  WHERE AUDTCURI = 'C')

  CRITERIA GROUP)

  Using this query, I get the following error "failed to parse the SQL query! "

  But when I use the query used to create the table here. It works perfectly fine.

  Could someone help me please.

  Hi Ajay,

  I would say it is your use of the key word 'number '. I would like to change it to "MY_COUNT" or something.

  I certainly expect

  SELECT THE NULL LINK,

  LABEL CRITERIA,

  DIGITAL VALUE

  fail because of the number keyword.

  Kofi

• Question of the pie chart series

  I'm working on a chart areas and I want to clarify the fillings in gradient for the series according to the data.
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  I know how to change the colors of the series, but I don't know how to specify the specific data elements.
  Thank you

  PieChart is calculated percentages. If an element is not present so you can add zero as substitution.

  You can specify paddings and have the race in the order that the item appears.
  Look at the example http://blog.flexexamples.com/2007/11/07/creating-custom-fills-in-a-flex-piechart-control-u sing the fillfunction property /

• How to place a line (HRule) in the middle of a pie chart

  Hello

  Is it possible to place a line (HRule) in the middle of a pie chart? I cannot place a HRule in the exact middle, he's going to the top or the bottom of the pie chart. Please, help me to solve this problem.

  Thank you

  Sree

  I'm not sure what you have there, but you could play with the layout. Assigning the value "absolute" should leave your position any object anywhere, even on the other. But if you really want to do this properly, then extend you the components of the pie chart and add desired by programming online.

• Change the number format in slice of pie chart label

  Hello
  I created a pie chart that shows the percentage cuts in 1,2,3 decimals. I want to show only up to 1 decimal place. Please suggest how to manage it in the pie chart.
  
  Kind regards.

  Paste this into the text of the chart,

  Click with the right button on the image, select the image format and go into the ALT text tab.
  paste it between the chart element and not at the end or in the beginning.

• 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

• 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)?

• The size of the pie gets smaller when I send the page

  Hello

  I have a

  1 Shuttle

  Table 2 columns

  3 and Camembert

  on the same page, the histogram is driven by the values that are selected on the shuttle and when I select anything from the shuttle to the right side of the page is submitted. Now the pie chart is also redrawn according to the value selected in the shuttle.

  But pie gets smaller when there are more 3-4, selected items on the shuttle.

  I don't know how to keep the size of the pie chart.

  Advanced thank you for your help.

  Thank you

  Rakesh

  If the area gets smaller you can try adding: style = "width: 700px;" or something similar for the attributes of the region.

  If you are referring to the actual piechart try remove the tags / values of the attributes of table and see if it helps. It could be that adding labels more will decrease the size to accommodate for the printing of labels.

  I have

• 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.

• With a single value pie chart

  Hello Experts,
  
  I am new to the apex.
  I want to draw a pie with a single value.
  that one value should resemble a slice in the pie chart.
  I tried, but it shows that any graph as a value.
  
  So please help me in this regard.
  Its very urgent.
  Please, I beg you.

  Hello

  I don't know if I understand your question, you want to pie chart or line chart? If you draw two lines in a single chart, you add another series to the chart. Click on the graph and click on add another series, enter another sql for the series and you should be all set. Thank you.

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