Pie Chart Creation from set of Columns.

Hi all,
I have got a query in BW. the Query output looks like.
A B C D E F
1 2 2 3 4 5
So now the o/p gives a clear view that there are no rows in my Query. Now on the basis of this query i want to make a pie chart showing all the values of ABCDEF in it.
Please help me to build this.
Regards,
Soumyadeep.

Hi
Littile modification in last reply. You can create chart based on ristricted Key figures, only if that structure is in Columns. Now for your query you can create separate pie chart for A, B, C etc.
As these will be treated as separate 'Data Series' & you cannot club more than one data series in pie chart. You have to create Bar or Column chart.
regards
Sandeep

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case when SumCD1 = 1 then CD1
     when SumCD1+SumCD2 = 1 then CD2
     when SumCD1+SumCD2+SumCD3 = 1 then CD3
     when SumCD1+SumCD2+SumCD3+SumCD4 = 1 then CD4
     when SumCD1+SumCD2+SumCD3+SumCD4+SumCD5 = 1 then CD5 end as CD1,
case when SumCD1+SumCD2 = 2 then CD2
     when SumCD1+SumCD2+SumCD3 = 2 then CD3
     when SumCD1+SumCD2+SumCD3+SumCD4 = 2 then CD4
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     when SumCD1+SumCD2+SumCD3+SumCD4 = 3 then CD4
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case when SumCD1+SumCD2+SumCD3+SumCD4 = 4 then CD4
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     when SumID1+SumID2 = 1 then ID2
     when SumID1+SumID2+SumID3 = 1 then ID3
     when SumID1+SumID2+SumID3+SumID4 = 1 then ID4
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