I need to display pie chart data tips at specified location instead of default location?

I need to display pie chart data tips at specified location instead of default location?
can any body let me know how to do that?
thanks guys.

Hi,
Check this thread.
Log for J2EE Web Services?
Regards,
Harini S

Similar Messages

Crystal Reports 2008 Pie Chart Data Labels

Hi,
I've been trying to figure out why I cannot get the option to put pie chart data labels in the center of each slice. There's an option to place them there, but everytime I select it, the graph reverts to putting the data labels on the outside with leader lines. I was able to do it once, for one pie chart, but have not been able to get it to work for any others. I've even tried creating a pie with only two slices in case there's a slice size limit below which the data is placed outside. There doesn't seem to be any rhyme or reason why it worked once and now won't work again.
Thanks,
-Jim
Edited by: jwmckay on Apr 23, 2010 7:19 PM

Hi Jim,
The issue could be faced because of the 'Auto-arrange' layout option enabled from Chart Expert within the report.
This option allows Crystal Reports to reset the chart layout to its original size and position
To uncheck the 'Auto-arrange option':
- First Go to Chart Expert-
- Click on the Options Tab
- Uncheck Auto - Arrange
- Click OK
I hope this helps,
Selenia

Need to display/update last date/time of an accessed record

Hi All,
I'm using ADF BC and I have a use case where I need to display the last date/time when a user access a record in a view. I have a user table that I access thru a view object where I can store the date/time of the fetched record. A viewLink from that view object gives me the detail information in that record.
I generated a ViewRowImpl class and added this to the method that get the time and date (DtHeureDernAcces is a private variable in defined in the class):
/**Gets the attribute value for the calculated attribute DtHreDernAcces
public Date getDtHreDernAcces()
if (DtHeureDernAcc==null)
DtHeureDernAcc=(Date) getAttributeInternal(DTHREDERNACCES);
setDtHreDernAcces(new Date(new java.sql.Timestamp(System.currentTimeMillis())));
getApplicationModule().getTransaction().commit();
return DtHeureDernAcc;
This works fine until the user refresh the page, in this case the ViewObjImpl is recreated and DtHeureDernAcc is then null. So the date/time is updated after each refresh.
How can I get around this problem ?

The complication here is that &P7_DATE_SHIPPED. and &P7_DATE_ORDERED. are session-state variables - they don't actually get updated until the page submit completes, which is happening AFTER the dynamic action.
JavaScript might provide an alternative method that will pick up the current values of those fields. You might try something like:
HTML Header
<script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript">
function check_hours(pThis){
var v_shipdt = $v("P7_DATE_SHIPPED");
var v_ordrdt = $v("P7_DATE_ORDERED");
if(v_shipdt > v_ordrdt){
alert("Shipping Date is before Order Date!");
return true;
</script>Put this in the HTML Form Elements Attributes of your page item:
onchange="check_hours(this)"This is just pseudocode, but it may help get you started. Dates in JavaScript are a little tricky to deal with.

Need help with pie chart code

I am new to Java and am having problems and I am in need of some help. I have written the code for my Mortgage Calculator but do not know how to get my chart to work. I found an example of the chart code in my text book but I am not sure if I wrote it wrong. When I run the MortCalc code it compiles but the Pie Chart code won't. I tried to run the chart code by itself but it prints out another calculator. My question is 1.) Is my chart code written wrong? and 2.) How do i enter it into my MortCalc code so that I get my chart?
**Below I have included the assignment(so you know what I am doing exactly) and below that the pie chart code just in case you have questions. Thanks for any advice you can give.
**If you need the rest of the code I can post it too. It was too long to post with the pie chart code.
Assignment:
Write the program in Java(w/ a GUI) and have it calculate and display the mortgage payment amount from user input of the amount of the mortgage adn the user's selection from a menu of availible mortgage loans:
--7 yrs @ 5.35%
--15 yrs @ 5.5%
--30 yrs @ 5.75%
Use an array for the mortgage data for the different loans. Read the interst rates to fill the array from a sequential file. Display the mortgage payment amount followed by the loan balance and interest paid for each payment over the term of the loan. Add graphics in the form of a chart.Allow the user to loop back and enter a new amount and make a new selection of quit. Please insert comments in the program to document the program.
CODE:
import java.awt.Color;
import java.awt.Graphics2D;
import java.awt.Rectangle;
//Class to hold a value for a slice
public class PieValue {
double value;
Color color;
public PieValue(double value, Color color) {
this.value = value;
this.color = color;
// slices is an array of values that represent the size of each slice.
public void drawPie(Graphics2D g, Rectangle area, PieValue[] slices) {
// Get total value of all slices
double total = 0.0D;
for (int i=0; i<slices.length; i++) {
total += slices.value;
// Draw each pie slice
double curValue = 0.0D;
int startAngle = 0;
for (int i=0; i<slices.length; i++) {
// Compute the start and stop angles
startAngle = (int)(curValue * 360 / total);
int arcAngle = (int)(slices[i].value * 360 / total);
// Ensure that rounding errors do not leave a gap between the first and last slice
if (i == slices.length-1) {
arcAngle = 360 - startAngle;
// Set the color and draw a filled arc
g.setColor(slices[i].color);
g.fillArc(area.x, area.y, area.width, area.height, startAngle, arcAngle);
curValue += slices[i].value;

// Draw each pie slice
double curValue = 0.0D;
int startAngle = 0;
for (int i=0; i<slices.length; i+) {
// Compute the start and stop angles
startAngle = (int)(curValue 360 / total);
int arcAngle = (int)(slices.value * 360 / total);Look here and i think you will find some syntax errors.
Count the brackets.

Pdf generated through API's does not display pie chart

I'm using BIP 10.1.3.4, running on Oracle Linux 5 connecting to a 11g database.
I developed an RTF using the word template builder and included a pie chart. Previewing from within Word works fine, running the report directly from BIP works fine. I then used the API's to generate the pdf programmatically to have more control.
I use RTFProcessor to convert my RTF into a XSL, DataProcessor to generate the xml data and FOProcessor to generate the final PDF. This works fine running from local JDeveloper, connecting through to the remote database.
I've now loaded the java class with the API's into the database, and as per http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E12844_01/doc/bip.1013/e12188/T421739T517850.htm#T520954, loaded up the following jar's
xdocore.jar - the core BI Publisher library
aolj.jar - although this is an Oracle E-Business Suite library, it is required for standalone implementations as well
i18nAPI_v3.jar - the i18n library used for localization functions
xdoparser.jar - the scalable XML parser and XSLT 2.0 engine
xmlparserv2-904.jar - the main XML parser/XSLT engine
bipres.jar - a charting library
bicmn.jar - a charting library
jewt4.jar - a charting support library
share.jar - a charting support library
collections.jar - you only need this if you are working with the delivery APIs or bursting engine.
The report works fine, all data tabels are shown but the pie chart is missing. I originally got the jar files from the TemplateBuilder/jlib directory. I also tried using the jar files from the BIP/xmlpserver\WEB-INF\lib directory as well. Problem remains - everything works fine except for the lack of the pie chart !
Any help would be greatly appreciated :)
Cheers,
Brent

bump .... anyone had similar problems ?

Display pie charts

I have a problem!
I had to create a pie chart. So I tried to create one. But at the end when I want to test it, I only get a "X" (picture not available) on the site. If I use the same data I used for creating the pie chart for creating a "normal" chart, it will works.
Now my question, how can I display a pie chart?
(I hope you4ll understand, I4m not very good in english)
Tanja

Hi Tanja,
It's not a problem .Pie charts ,if you look in the global settings it clearly says that it is a beta version .So Oracle does not give us any guarantee for those features.Pie charts are under Beta version for the last many months.Every time they will say that will work in the next version, but even to day it is a beta feature..
Thanks
Vishnu

Show pie chart data block by block

Hello experts,
imagine you have a list of suppliers and their invoice volume. Now you want to display the suppliers in a pie chart, but as this list can be quite long the pie chart gets complex.
Now it's the question whether it's possible to display only N values at one time (e.g. display the first 10 values, the second 10 values and so on).
I know that you can use the Top N-property in a query, define N as a variable and display the (e.g.) Top 10, Top 20 and so on values. But that's not what we need.
Does anyone have an idea?
Thanks in advance and greetings,
Daniel

I think that should have been fixed in Design Studio 1.2 SP01, if its happening in a newer release, then it is unfortunately a regression:
1953578 - Chart values defaulting to 1 or 0
The expected behaviour is to display the percentage share in the chart, and the absolute value in the tooltip.
Best regards,
Victor

How to display PIE chart Axis label horizontally?

Hi
Currently my PIE chart axis label is displying in 2 lines. How make it to display in one line?
Thank you

hi,
For Pie chart there will be no X-axis or Y-axis terms generally.
Label/Text could be one of the following.
Title?
or Sub Title?
or Foot note?
Right Click -> Format Title . Reduce the font size such that it fits into a single line.
Regards,
Vamsee

Different filter needed for each pie chart

Hi,
I have one report in BI Answers 11g. I need to put several pie charts on it, all with different
filters.
Is this possible?
I can see there is a field to drop Graph prompts into, but can I create a default for this ?
Many thanks,
- Jenny

Hi Hakan,
Use the following.
<?for-each:ssLfGlobalAccountPolicies[ (xdoxslt:get_variable($_XDOCTX, 'bankflag') = 'Y' and ssType = 'Bank') or ssType != 'Bank' ]?>

Need help on Pie chart

Please check the xml given here. My requirement is as
group1 on M_KOG3_conc (split by page break)
- group2 on MARKT_LINE_CONC
- pie chart showing % of QTY_TIRE_SO_FTP with respect to S2_SEGMENT2(condition:S2_SEGMENT2 not null)
- end of group2
end of group1
I tried with creating two groups on M_KOG3_CONC then by MARKT_LINE_CONC outside the chart, conditional region for S2_Segment2!='' and in pie chart used value=QTY_TIRE_SO_FTP and label=S2_SEGMENT2; checked 'Group Data' option, 'chart is inside group' option, but it is coming blank in preview.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<DataSet>
<ROW>
<M_KOG3_CONC>574: CHARTERWAY</M_KOG3_CONC>
<MARKT_LINE_CONC>R02: CES - New Tire</MARKT_LINE_CONC>
<S2_SEGMENT2>CP20: Corporate PKW</S2_SEGMENT2>
<RIM_IN_INCH>15</RIM_IN_INCH>
<QTY_TIRE_SO_FTP>2415</QTY_TIRE_SO_FTP>
<SHARE_FITTED_TIRE>3.96226415094339622641509433962264150943E-01</SHARE_FITTED_TIRE>
<POLICY_FITTMENT_FTP>1</POLICY_FITTMENT_FTP>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<M_KOG3_CONC>574: CHARTERWAY</M_KOG3_CONC>
<MARKT_LINE_CONC>R02: CES - New Tire</MARKT_LINE_CONC>
<S2_SEGMENT2>CP20: Corporate PKW</S2_SEGMENT2>
<RIM_IN_INCH>16</RIM_IN_INCH>
<QTY_TIRE_SO_FTP>1442</QTY_TIRE_SO_FTP>
<SHARE_FITTED_TIRE>2.36587366694011484823625922887612797375E-01</SHARE_FITTED_TIRE>
<POLICY_FITTMENT_FTP>1</POLICY_FITTMENT_FTP>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<M_KOG3_CONC>574: CHARTERWAY</M_KOG3_CONC>
<MARKT_LINE_CONC>R02: CES - New Tire</MARKT_LINE_CONC>
<S2_SEGMENT2>CP20: Corporate PKW</S2_SEGMENT2>
<RIM_IN_INCH>17</RIM_IN_INCH>
<QTY_TIRE_SO_FTP>10</QTY_TIRE_SO_FTP>
<SHARE_FITTED_TIRE>1.64068908941755537325676784249384741592E-03</SHARE_FITTED_TIRE>
<POLICY_FITTMENT_FTP>1</POLICY_FITTMENT_FTP>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<M_KOG3_CONC>574: CHARTERWAY</M_KOG3_CONC>
<MARKT_LINE_CONC>R02: CES - New Tire</MARKT_LINE_CONC>
<S2_SEGMENT2>CP20: Corporate PKW</S2_SEGMENT2>
<RIM_IN_INCH />
<QTY_TIRE_SO_FTP>3867</QTY_TIRE_SO_FTP>
<SHARE_FITTED_TIRE>6.34454470877768662838392124692370795734E-01</SHARE_FITTED_TIRE>
<POLICY_FITTMENT_FTP>1</POLICY_FITTMENT_FTP>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<M_KOG3_CONC>574: CHARTERWAY</M_KOG3_CONC>
<MARKT_LINE_CONC>R02: CES - New Tire</MARKT_LINE_CONC>
<S2_SEGMENT2>CP22: Competitor PKW</S2_SEGMENT2>
<RIM_IN_INCH>15</RIM_IN_INCH>
<QTY_TIRE_SO_FTP>576</QTY_TIRE_SO_FTP>
<SHARE_FITTED_TIRE>9.45036915504511894995898277276456111567E-02</SHARE_FITTED_TIRE>
<POLICY_FITTMENT_FTP>2.60416666666666666666666666666666666667E-02</POLICY_FITTMENT_FTP>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<M_KOG3_CONC>574: CHARTERWAY</M_KOG3_CONC>
<MARKT_LINE_CONC>R02: CES - New Tire</MARKT_LINE_CONC>
<S2_SEGMENT2>CP22: Competitor PKW</S2_SEGMENT2>
<RIM_IN_INCH>16</RIM_IN_INCH>
<QTY_TIRE_SO_FTP>235</QTY_TIRE_SO_FTP>
<SHARE_FITTED_TIRE>3.8556193601312551271534044298605414274E-02</SHARE_FITTED_TIRE>
<POLICY_FITTMENT_FTP>1.82978723404255319148936170212765957447E-01</POLICY_FITTMENT_FTP>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<M_KOG3_CONC>574: CHARTERWAY</M_KOG3_CONC>
<MARKT_LINE_CONC>R02: CES - New Tire</MARKT_LINE_CONC>
<S2_SEGMENT2>CP22: Competitor PKW</S2_SEGMENT2>
<RIM_IN_INCH />
<QTY_TIRE_SO_FTP>811</QTY_TIRE_SO_FTP>
<SHARE_FITTED_TIRE>1.33059885151763740771123872026251025431E-01</SHARE_FITTED_TIRE>
<POLICY_FITTMENT_FTP>7.15166461159062885326757090012330456227E-02</POLICY_FITTMENT_FTP>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<M_KOG3_CONC>574: CHARTERWAY</M_KOG3_CONC>
<MARKT_LINE_CONC>R02: CES - New Tire</MARKT_LINE_CONC>
<S2_SEGMENT2>CT10: Corporate LKW</S2_SEGMENT2>
<RIM_IN_INCH>17.5</RIM_IN_INCH>
<QTY_TIRE_SO_FTP>327</QTY_TIRE_SO_FTP>
<SHARE_FITTED_TIRE>5.36505332239540607054963084495488105004E-02</SHARE_FITTED_TIRE>
<POLICY_FITTMENT_FTP>1</POLICY_FITTMENT_FTP>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<M_KOG3_CONC>574: CHARTERWAY</M_KOG3_CONC>
<MARKT_LINE_CONC>R02: CES - New Tire</MARKT_LINE_CONC>
<S2_SEGMENT2>CT10: Corporate LKW</S2_SEGMENT2>
<RIM_IN_INCH>19.5</RIM_IN_INCH>
<QTY_TIRE_SO_FTP>350</QTY_TIRE_SO_FTP>
<SHARE_FITTED_TIRE>5.7424118129614438063986874487284659557E-02</SHARE_FITTED_TIRE>
<POLICY_FITTMENT_FTP>1</POLICY_FITTMENT_FTP>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<M_KOG3_CONC>574: CHARTERWAY</M_KOG3_CONC>
<MARKT_LINE_CONC>R02: CES - New Tire</MARKT_LINE_CONC>
<S2_SEGMENT2>CT10: Corporate LKW</S2_SEGMENT2>
<RIM_IN_INCH>20</RIM_IN_INCH>
<QTY_TIRE_SO_FTP>6</QTY_TIRE_SO_FTP>
<SHARE_FITTED_TIRE>9.84413453650533223954060705496308449549E-04</SHARE_FITTED_TIRE>
<POLICY_FITTMENT_FTP>1</POLICY_FITTMENT_FTP>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<M_KOG3_CONC>574: CHARTERWAY</M_KOG3_CONC>
<MARKT_LINE_CONC>R02: CES - New Tire</MARKT_LINE_CONC>
<S2_SEGMENT2>CT10: Corporate LKW</S2_SEGMENT2>
<RIM_IN_INCH>22.5</RIM_IN_INCH>
<QTY_TIRE_SO_FTP>480</QTY_TIRE_SO_FTP>
<SHARE_FITTED_TIRE>7.87530762920426579163248564397046759639E-02</SHARE_FITTED_TIRE>
<POLICY_FITTMENT_FTP>1</POLICY_FITTMENT_FTP>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<M_KOG3_CONC>574: CHARTERWAY</M_KOG3_CONC>
<MARKT_LINE_CONC>R02: CES - New Tire</MARKT_LINE_CONC>
<S2_SEGMENT2>CT10: Corporate LKW</S2_SEGMENT2>
<RIM_IN_INCH />
<QTY_TIRE_SO_FTP>1163</QTY_TIRE_SO_FTP>
<SHARE_FITTED_TIRE>1.90812141099261689909762100082034454471E-01</SHARE_FITTED_TIRE>
<POLICY_FITTMENT_FTP>1</POLICY_FITTMENT_FTP>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<M_KOG3_CONC>574: CHARTERWAY</M_KOG3_CONC>
<MARKT_LINE_CONC>R02: CES - New Tire</MARKT_LINE_CONC>
<S2_SEGMENT2>CT12: Competitor LKW</S2_SEGMENT2>
<RIM_IN_INCH>16</RIM_IN_INCH>
<QTY_TIRE_SO_FTP>39</QTY_TIRE_SO_FTP>
<SHARE_FITTED_TIRE>6.39868744872846595570139458572600492207E-03</SHARE_FITTED_TIRE>
<POLICY_FITTMENT_FTP>0</POLICY_FITTMENT_FTP>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<M_KOG3_CONC>574: CHARTERWAY</M_KOG3_CONC>
<MARKT_LINE_CONC>R02: CES - New Tire</MARKT_LINE_CONC>
<S2_SEGMENT2>CT12: Competitor LKW</S2_SEGMENT2>
<RIM_IN_INCH>17</RIM_IN_INCH>
<QTY_TIRE_SO_FTP>2</QTY_TIRE_SO_FTP>
<SHARE_FITTED_TIRE>3.28137817883511074651353568498769483183E-04</SHARE_FITTED_TIRE>
<POLICY_FITTMENT_FTP>0</POLICY_FITTMENT_FTP>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<M_KOG3_CONC>574: CHARTERWAY</M_KOG3_CONC>
<MARKT_LINE_CONC>R02: CES - New Tire</MARKT_LINE_CONC>
<S2_SEGMENT2>CT12: Competitor LKW</S2_SEGMENT2>
<RIM_IN_INCH>17.5</RIM_IN_INCH>
<QTY_TIRE_SO_FTP>54</QTY_TIRE_SO_FTP>
<SHARE_FITTED_TIRE>8.85972108285479901558654634946677604594E-03</SHARE_FITTED_TIRE>
<POLICY_FITTMENT_FTP>3.7037037037037037037037037037037037037E-02</POLICY_FITTMENT_FTP>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<M_KOG3_CONC>574: CHARTERWAY</M_KOG3_CONC>
<MARKT_LINE_CONC>R02: CES - New Tire</MARKT_LINE_CONC>
<S2_SEGMENT2>CT12: Competitor LKW</S2_SEGMENT2>
<RIM_IN_INCH>19.5</RIM_IN_INCH>
<QTY_TIRE_SO_FTP>20</QTY_TIRE_SO_FTP>
<SHARE_FITTED_TIRE>3.28137817883511074651353568498769483183E-03</SHARE_FITTED_TIRE>
<POLICY_FITTMENT_FTP>0</POLICY_FITTMENT_FTP>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<M_KOG3_CONC>574: CHARTERWAY</M_KOG3_CONC>
<MARKT_LINE_CONC>R02: CES - New Tire</MARKT_LINE_CONC>
<S2_SEGMENT2>CT12: Competitor LKW</S2_SEGMENT2>
<RIM_IN_INCH>22.5</RIM_IN_INCH>
<QTY_TIRE_SO_FTP>58</QTY_TIRE_SO_FTP>
<SHARE_FITTED_TIRE>9.51599671862182116488925348646431501231E-03</SHARE_FITTED_TIRE>
<POLICY_FITTMENT_FTP>0</POLICY_FITTMENT_FTP>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<M_KOG3_CONC>574: CHARTERWAY</M_KOG3_CONC>
<MARKT_LINE_CONC>R02: CES - New Tire</MARKT_LINE_CONC>
<S2_SEGMENT2>CT12: Competitor LKW</S2_SEGMENT2>
<RIM_IN_INCH />
<QTY_TIRE_SO_FTP>173</QTY_TIRE_SO_FTP>
<SHARE_FITTED_TIRE>2.83839212469237079573420836751435602953E-02</SHARE_FITTED_TIRE>
<POLICY_FITTMENT_FTP>1.15606936416184971098265895953757225434E-02</POLICY_FITTMENT_FTP>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<M_KOG3_CONC>574: CHARTERWAY</M_KOG3_CONC>
<MARKT_LINE_CONC>R02: CES - New Tire</MARKT_LINE_CONC>
<S2_SEGMENT2 />
<RIM_IN_INCH />
<QTY_TIRE_SO_FTP>6014</QTY_TIRE_SO_FTP>
<SHARE_FITTED_TIRE>9.86710418375717801476620180475799835931E-01</SHARE_FITTED_TIRE>
<POLICY_FITTMENT_FTP>8.46358496840705021616228799467908214167E-01</POLICY_FITTMENT_FTP>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<M_KOG3_CONC>574: CHARTERWAY</M_KOG3_CONC>
<MARKT_LINE_CONC>R03: CES - Retreads</MARKT_LINE_CONC>
<S2_SEGMENT2>CT11: Corporate RE LKW</S2_SEGMENT2>
<RIM_IN_INCH>22.5</RIM_IN_INCH>
<QTY_TIRE_SO_FTP>13</QTY_TIRE_SO_FTP>
<SHARE_FITTED_TIRE>2.13289581624282198523379819524200164069E-03</SHARE_FITTED_TIRE>
<POLICY_FITTMENT_FTP>1</POLICY_FITTMENT_FTP>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<M_KOG3_CONC>574: CHARTERWAY</M_KOG3_CONC>
<MARKT_LINE_CONC>R03: CES - Retreads</MARKT_LINE_CONC>
<S2_SEGMENT2>CT11: Corporate RE LKW</S2_SEGMENT2>
<RIM_IN_INCH />
<QTY_TIRE_SO_FTP>13</QTY_TIRE_SO_FTP>
<SHARE_FITTED_TIRE>2.13289581624282198523379819524200164069E-03</SHARE_FITTED_TIRE>
<POLICY_FITTMENT_FTP>1</POLICY_FITTMENT_FTP>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<M_KOG3_CONC>574: CHARTERWAY</M_KOG3_CONC>
<MARKT_LINE_CONC>R03: CES - Retreads</MARKT_LINE_CONC>
<S2_SEGMENT2>CT13: Competitor RE LKW</S2_SEGMENT2>
<RIM_IN_INCH>17.5</RIM_IN_INCH>
<QTY_TIRE_SO_FTP>29</QTY_TIRE_SO_FTP>
<SHARE_FITTED_TIRE>4.75799835931091058244462674323215750615E-03</SHARE_FITTED_TIRE>
<POLICY_FITTMENT_FTP>0</POLICY_FITTMENT_FTP>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<M_KOG3_CONC>574: CHARTERWAY</M_KOG3_CONC>
<MARKT_LINE_CONC>R03: CES - Retreads</MARKT_LINE_CONC>
<S2_SEGMENT2>CT13: Competitor RE LKW</S2_SEGMENT2>
<RIM_IN_INCH>19.5</RIM_IN_INCH>
<QTY_TIRE_SO_FTP>18</QTY_TIRE_SO_FTP>
<SHARE_FITTED_TIRE>2.95324036095159967186218211648892534865E-03</SHARE_FITTED_TIRE>
<POLICY_FITTMENT_FTP>0</POLICY_FITTMENT_FTP>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<M_KOG3_CONC>574: CHARTERWAY</M_KOG3_CONC>
<MARKT_LINE_CONC>R03: CES - Retreads</MARKT_LINE_CONC>
<S2_SEGMENT2>CT13: Competitor RE LKW</S2_SEGMENT2>
<RIM_IN_INCH>22.5</RIM_IN_INCH>
<QTY_TIRE_SO_FTP>21</QTY_TIRE_SO_FTP>
<SHARE_FITTED_TIRE>3.44544708777686628383921246923707957342E-03</SHARE_FITTED_TIRE>
<POLICY_FITTMENT_FTP>0</POLICY_FITTMENT_FTP>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<M_KOG3_CONC>574: CHARTERWAY</M_KOG3_CONC>
<MARKT_LINE_CONC>R03: CES - Retreads</MARKT_LINE_CONC>
<S2_SEGMENT2>CT13: Competitor RE LKW</S2_SEGMENT2>
<RIM_IN_INCH />
<QTY_TIRE_SO_FTP>68</QTY_TIRE_SO_FTP>
<SHARE_FITTED_TIRE>1.11566858080393765381460213289581624282E-02</SHARE_FITTED_TIRE>
<POLICY_FITTMENT_FTP>0</POLICY_FITTMENT_FTP>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<M_KOG3_CONC>574: CHARTERWAY</M_KOG3_CONC>
<MARKT_LINE_CONC>R03: CES - Retreads</MARKT_LINE_CONC>
<S2_SEGMENT2 />
<RIM_IN_INCH />
<QTY_TIRE_SO_FTP>81</QTY_TIRE_SO_FTP>
<SHARE_FITTED_TIRE>1.32895816242821985233798195242001640689E-02</SHARE_FITTED_TIRE>
<POLICY_FITTMENT_FTP>1.60493827160493827160493827160493827161E-01</POLICY_FITTMENT_FTP>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<M_KOG3_CONC>574: CHARTERWAY</M_KOG3_CONC>
<MARKT_LINE_CONC />
<S2_SEGMENT2 />
<RIM_IN_INCH />
<QTY_TIRE_SO_FTP>6095</QTY_TIRE_SO_FTP>
<SHARE_FITTED_TIRE>1</SHARE_FITTED_TIRE>
<POLICY_FITTMENT_FTP>8.37243642329778506972928630024610336341E-01</POLICY_FITTMENT_FTP>
</ROW>
</DataSet>
Please tell me the steps if it is possible through wizard or give me the xsl if wizard is not sufficient.
Kind Regards.

Found this by searching for PieChart in this forum: drawing pie charts.

How to display pie chart in smart forms

hii experts,
my requirement is to display pi chart in smart forms . i have googled but could not get any meaning full results. If any one knows this pls share ..
Thanks and Regards
Aditya Shrivastava

Hi
I really doubt If you did search at all in the first place. Anyhow, check this:
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/advancedsearch?query=piechartin+smartforms&cat=sdn_all
Vishwa.

Need Help with Pie Chart

Hi guys,
I am trying do generate a pie chart using JSP or Servlet. I tried out the codings at the www.builder.com site.
But it's not working as it returns "index array out of bounds 0" error.
Has anyone tried it before...
Any help would be much appreciated
the url for the site
http://builder.com.com/5100-6370-1051766.html?tag=search

The comple JSP code from the site is at :
http://builder.com.com/5110-6370-1051781.html

Pie Chart select event fires all items instead of selected

Hi,
I would like to fire an event from the select on a particular element in a pie chart.
The Flash Debugger shows that the select is sending all items to the data service. I only want to send the selected item to the data service
I am using SP8.
Any suggestions.
Thanks.
Dick
--- Debug Logger ---
21: [AAD4] schedulePlan(SELECT)
20: [AAD4] schedulePlan(FORM5_SELECT)
19: [AAD4] raiseEvent(FORM5, SELECT)
18: [AAD4] Number of rows in Response is: undefined
17: [AAD4] Threshold number of rows is:
16: [AAD4] receiveADC4()
15: [AAD4] schedulePlan(SELECT)
14: [AAD4] executeNext(shift plansQueue - length:0)
13: [AAD4] executeNext([STEP10])
12: [AAD4] Sent request: <Request type="executeFunction" function="getBorrowerByName_R" system="BorrowerFinal2" systemType="WebServicesFactory" manageConnection="N" encode="Y" commit="N" convert="N" dsmid="Administrator:com.myComp.myProduct.4.Digital_dashboard.par:1166609751870"><Input name="INPUT" shape="OBJ" appName="INPUT" ><Meta><field name="arg0" appName="arg0" type="string"/></Meta><Row arg0="Hirsch"/><Row arg0="Boston"/><Row arg0="New York"/><Row arg0="Macy's"/><Row arg0="Sears"/><Row arg0="Hedges"/></Input><Output name="Response" appName="OUTPUT___sp___Response" shape="OBJ" capacity="0"></Output><Output name="RETURN" shape="ROW" capacity="1"/></Request>
11: [AAD4] checkStep([STEP10])
10: [AAD4] [PLAN17] Invoke ADC4
9: [AAD4] executeNext([STEP3])
8: [AAD4] checkStep([STEP3])
7: [AAD4] [PLAN17] Map CHART2 -> ADC4.INPUT
6: [AAD4] executeNext([STEP11])
5: [AAD4] [PLAN17] Reset ADC4
4: [AAD4] executeNext([STEPundefined])
3: [AAD4] schedulePlan(CHART2_SELECT)
2: [AAD4] Engine fire infoset change event, notify to: GRID6
1: [AAD4] raiseEvent(CHART2, SELECT)

Hi Marcel,
I am surprised that you got this to work. How did you configure your pie chart?
>You have to assign an event to the data mapping between the chart and the data provider (write select for the event name).
I did this (look at the Flash debuggerinfo in the initial post) but this didn't help. Can you post the Flash debugger info from your pie chart?
Thanks.
Dick

Displaying Bar Chart Data

Hi Every one
I want to display a bar chart with three different values in a single bar.Till now iam able to display a bar chart with single value for a single bar.Can any help on this will be help ful.
Here are the details of the bar chart that to be displayed.
on Yaxis the total count of the values
X-axis MonthName from Jan to Dec.
I have to show the count for three values on the chart for each month
Thanks,
Prasad.

Have you considered the Stacked Bar Chart? You will need to make sure that the dataset returning from your query template is 'square', meaning that each month has all 3 of values represented. Return null or 0 for a value that may not apply for a given month.

Setting Pie Chart Data Label Values Location Reverts to Default

After hitting OK the values return to the Side of Frame:

hi Richard,
that's pretty annoying...i too am dealing with the charting engine changing things. here's how to get around this...at least it worked in my cr 2013 version...
get out of Chart Options, right click on the Chart Expert and then go to the Options tab. now deselect any of the Data Points options and deselect Auto-Arrange.
now go back to Chart Options and redo the Data Labels selections you did in your screen shot.
-jamie

I need to display pie chart data tips at specified location instead of default location?

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for