Pie Chart Formatting

I have a problem and hope I can find a solution here.
When creating a 3-d Pie Chart in Webi XI 3, the labels for the sections of the chart are overlapping and un-readable.
How do I keep these labels from overlapping?

Hi Jeffery,
The following solutions might help you to resolve the issue.
Solution1:
Do not use the diagonal labeling, or make the initial chart large enough to try and avoid the diagonal labeling from occurring as users drill down.
Solution2:
1) Open the report in Business Objects XI R3.
2) Double click on the data labels. Data labels Format window opens up.
3) On the Number tab look for properties section, add few spaces at the beginning of the positive and negative format of the number.
4) Click on Apply and then OK.
Regards,
Sarbhjeet Kaur

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