Pie charts are unique in that they do not have a typical X-axis and Y-axis. Compare the report in Figure 135 and the pie chart in Figure 136 to see how QMF displays data on a pie chart.
<--------- JOB ----------> <- CLERK --> <- SALES --> <- TOTAL --> AVERAGE AVERAGE AVERAGE DEPT SALARY SALARY SALARY ---- ---------- ---------- ---------- 15 12383.35 16502.83 13756.51 20 13878.68 18171.25 15309.53 38 12482.25 17407.15 14944.70 ======== ======== ========= 12914.76 17372.10 14697.69
Each numeric column (called Y-data columns) produces a separate pie. QMF displays column data as labels attached to the pie slices. It displays column headings as titles for the pies.
Because each numeric column on a report produces a separate pie, you probably won't want to use a pie chart to display data from reports with more than two numeric columns.
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