Doughnut Chart

Business Background

Doughnut charts are primarily used to display data in a circular format and show the relationship of parts to a whole. Here are a few of the common uses of doughnut charts:

1. Part-to-Whole Relationships: Doughnut charts are effective in illustrating the proportion of each component to the total. Each segment represents a portion of the whole, and the size of each segment is proportional to the quantity it represents.
2. Percentage Distribution: Doughnut charts are useful for showing the distribution of percentages within a total. For example, you might use a doughnut chart to display the percentage distribution of sales across different product categories.
3. Multiple Data Sets: Doughnut charts can be used to compare part-to-whole relationships across multiple data sets. Each part of the ring in the doughnut chart represents a different dataset, allowing for easy comparison.

Titan Solution

With Tian Web, you can configure a doughnut chart with data from your Salesforce.

How to Video

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How to Guide

1. Click the + icon to open the list of elements.
2. Select the Chart option from the list.
3. Click-and-drag the Doughnut Chart element to the canvas.
4. Use the drop-down list to select a source in Salesforce and click the Next button.

5. Use the drop-down lists to configure a condition as necessary.

6. Use the Source drop-down list to configure the mapping of the X-axis as necessary.
7. Use the drop-down list to configure the following for the Y-axis.
   • Count
   • Sum
   • Ignore
   • Average
8. Use the Source drop-down list to configure the mapping of the Y-axis as necessary.

9. Click the Add more option to add additional mapping.
   • Additional mapping is used only for variables in chart tooltips.
10. Use the Source drop-down list to configure the additional mapping.

11. If necessary, click the Delete icon to remove a parameter.

12. Click the Apply button. The doughnut chart is added to the canvas.

13. Save and Preview the project.

Learn more about the doughnut chart settings.