PIE CHART IN BEx ANALYSER

Hello Guys,
Could you please tell me how to display the BEx Analyser graph in Pie.
I have created a query and when run it....its displaying data.
then when i select display as option to graph....its displaying the bar format.
I can find any option to change the format of the graph to pie chart.
please help.
thanks,
pratap

hi..
create a query in Bex. And then publish the query from Bex-Analyzser (Business Explorer -> Tools -> Launch in WebBrowser).
you will get the report in Web . Then go to "Graphical display" and select the 'pie chart' .
hope this helps...

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