Circularchart
Last updated
Last updated
A circularchart is a perfect chart to visualize in a compact way a part-of-whole. It’s also a good way to reduce “user fatigue” (vs bars and lines).
📝 For example, I want to analyze the segmentation of my revenue.
Tip
By default, the MAX NUMBER OF ARCS PER LEVEL is set at 4 (you can edit this option). Keep it simple, it’s not that easy to compare several value at the same time
Smooth drill functionality (limited to 4 levels) to get a deeper level of analysis 🔎
Legends and Additional info to go deeper in your analysis
*Mandatory parameters
| Section | Option | Configuration tutorial |
|---|---|---|
Dataset*
Select the dataset used by the chart
Label*
Select the name of the column containing the labels
Value*
Select the aggregation to use, and the column on which the aggregation will be applied
Legend
Display legend
Click on the toggle
Legend
Segment selected by default
Check the box
Setup the configuration type and enter a value (if needed)
Legend
Additional info
Select the column columns that will be displayed in the legend
Drill
Drill
Check the box "Drill"
Select columns in the order that describe your hierarchy (e.g. ‘region’, then ‘country’ and then ‘city’)
Display
Size
(Used only for multiple charts)
Enter a proportion of the total screen between 0 and 1
Display
Max number of arcs per level
Enter the maximum number of arcs to be displayed (The arcs that exceed this number will be squashed in a single arc named Others)
Display
Mobile size
(Used only for multiple charts)
Enter a proportion of the total screen between 0 and 1 for mobile screens
Display
Custom css class
Set a custom CSS class to target this specific chart with CSS
Tutorial
ID
Enter an ID Change the ID to display the tutorial again All tutorials with the same ID will be displayed only once
Tutorial
Message
Enter your message. This will be displayed to your users.
Tutorial
Always show this tutorial
By default the tutorial is shown once only.