Pie chart With one value

Hello Experts,
I am new to apex.
I want to plot a pie chart with only one value.
that one value should look like a one slice in the pie chart.
I tried it, but it showing as entire pie chart as one value.
So Please help me in this regard.
Its very urgent.
Please.

Hi,
Try creating the entire chart using custom XML and PL-SQL, it will give you full control over the sql and xml . Take look at this thread Re: Help Needed : Changing the Color of Bar Graph Dynamically , Change the data_plot_settings to line and you can refer to the http://www.anychart.com/products/anychart/docs/xmlReference/index.html for more detail on the tags and syntax. Thanks.
Regards,
Manish

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Edited by: user1146711 on Jul 13, 2012 11:37 AM

user1146711 wrote:
I have a report(pie chart) with year, State, Category(Electronics,Home Appliances, Grocery) and % profit margin. The requirement is in a state if any of the categories is NULL the other two should become null as well for that state so that the whole pie chart will disappear. For example if electronics profit margin is NULL for a chosen state then Home appliances and Grocery profit margin should become null for that state as well. Can anyone please advise how this can be accomplished.
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This will be a little bit lengthy answer, but I guess it will be easier to understand what I meant to say.
I created a table that contains values you used as a data source (just to make my life easier):
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2 lag(t.value) over (order by t.value) previous_value,
3 (t.value - lag(t.value) over (order by t.value)) * 24 * 60 minutes_diff
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10 (max(x.value) - min(x.value)) * 24 * 60 time_span,
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12 from (select t.value,
13 lag(t.value) over (order by t.value) previous_value,
14 (t.value - lag(t.value) over (order by t.value)) * 24 * 60 minutes_diff
15 from test t
16 ) x
17 ) y
18 connect by level <= y.slices + 1
19 ) z,
20 test t1
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22 order by z.val;
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Please understand that while nobody would deny the integrity of any of Valentin's scripts/Xtras, you surely know that it takes much more than two numbers to represent a pie chart - or even a single slice of a given pie chart.
But, I'll bet that his class can get you there. Just wanting you to think about what you are asking for here.
BTW, what on earth does Java have to do with your question? Were you thinking about JavaScript when you typed the subject? You are aware that Java <> JavaScript (or even EMCA syntax), right? Were you serious about Java?
Not a slam, just wanting you to think out loud.
Mark "Cheers II, SD" Boyd
Keep-On-Learnin' :-)
.sigFile addressed at myself, but if the shoe fits...

XSL for a Pie chart with a very simple XML data file

Hi All
Using BI Pub Desktop 10.1.3.2.1 with Oracle Apps R12.1.3.
I am trying to do a pie chart for the below data in an xml file. Normally this is pretty straight forward but with the below simple data structure I am a bit stuck, maybe thinking about it too much. Appreciate any help on what the xsl should like.
xml file contains only the below. There is no other data in the file.
<G2>
<ITEM>ALL</ITEM>
<AA>10</AA>
<BB>20</BB>
<CC>50</CC>
<DD>30</DD>
</G2>
I want to be able to have a pie chart that shows the labels: AA, BB, CC and DD with the corresponding data values of 10,20,50 and 30.
Thanks for viewing the question.
Cheers Cel

Please disregard. i went back to the original blog code and started over, and figured this out.

Creating a SVG Pie Chart With Different Portion Linking To Different URL

Is it possible to create a SVG pie chart in which different portion will point to different URL. on HTML DB version 1.5.1.00.12
For example i've tried something like this:
on page 20 i have a svg pie chart
select
'f?p=&APP_ID.:21:#APP_SESSION#::::P21_DD_SALESORG:'||region,region,code from demo_region;
i have a query in page 21 like this:
select country from demo_country where region= :P21_DD_SALESORG;
so when i click on a particular region on the pie chart on page 20 the value of item
P21_DD_SALESORG on 21 should be set.
but the value of P21_DD_SALESORG is always getting passed as NULL from the pie chart.
I've tried it on HTML DB version 1.5.1.00.12
Look for an early reply
Thanks & Regards,
Rupak
Message was edited by:
user445907

hi user445907--
your link column in your chart query seems to us the correct syntax, so i'd imagine the issue is with your data/query or the item name in question...
check the query and data: make sure your query returns valid values to be passed of to P21_DD_SALESORG. if so, you should see your links correctly formed as you hover your mouse over the individual slices. if your links look good then check your item names.
item names: if your links above look okay, then might you be setting the value of the incorrect item? please confirm that. after clicking a pie slice to get to page 21, check to see that P21_DD_SALESORG is correctly set by clicking the Session link in the developer toolbar.
basically, i'm suggesting that because your link column in your query looks okay, you'd want to see at what point the NULL value is being passed/set. try tracing things from the chart query over to page 21 (and try going backwards if you have to). if you can't find the disconnect, please feel free to set up an example on an instance, where i can take a look.
thanks,
raj

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I want to create a servlet which can be used like below:
<img src="pieservlet?param1=<%=x%>&param2=<%=y%>&..." width="100" height="100" >
can you give me some guide?

Hai ,
I have implemented a trial working pie chart , dynamically created from jsp using ServletOutputStream , BufferedImage & JPEGImageEncoder (found in com.sun.image.codec.jpeg.* package & bundled along with jdk ) .
<%
ServletOutputStream sout = response.getOutputStream();
response.setContentType("image/jpeg");
BufferedImage img = new BufferedImage(400,400,BufferedImage.TYPE_INT_RGB);
Graphics2D gr = img.createGraphics();
/* Actually this will be got as values of request.getParameter */
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values.addElement(new String("45") );
values.addElement(new String("125") );
values.addElement(new String("75") );
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values.addElement(new String("90") );
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temp.pieChart fr = new temp.pieChart(400,400,values);
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%>
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