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The Pie Chart is probably one of the most popular charts you can use for visualizing your data. It denotes the categories of the dimension as the pieces of a pie. The size of each pie is proportional to the value of that category. It does not have any axes.

Let's say you're looking to analyze the contracts expiring by month - Contract Expiring is a metric and month is a time dimension here.

This is how it would look on the platform:

In the above Pie Chart, each part of the pie presents the month and number of the contract expiring each month.

Once you have the visualization, you can add it to your Data Stories, deep dive into the data using multi-level drill-downs, or generate i360 Reports.

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Learn about INSIA's Pie Chart Visualization feature.

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