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ronaldbalza2023
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Donut Chart

Hi everyone, just wanted to know your thoughts on this.

I have two dax measures using one visual. 1. Open jobs 2. Overdue jobs.

As you can see, the visual gives a wrong impression where the overdue jobs "color" should be almost 50% of the visual.

ronaldbalza2023_0-1669944481471.png

Thanks heaps in advance 🙂

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djurecicK2
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Hi @ronaldbalza2023 ,

 Is overdue jobs a subset of open jobs, or is it separate? If it is a separate category, then it represents 31% of the total jobs which looks like the blue section of the visual. 

 

If it is a subset, then you could make the new open jobs number equal to current open jobs-overdue jobs.

 

Hope this helps!

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ronaldbalza2023
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Continued Contributor

I guess for the better term is out of 1569 open jobs, 717 are overdue. As mentioned, I am using two completely different measures here (with different tables). Thanks for taking the time on this @djurecicK2 

djurecicK2
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Super User

Hi @ronaldbalza2023 ,

 Is overdue jobs a subset of open jobs, or is it separate? If it is a separate category, then it represents 31% of the total jobs which looks like the blue section of the visual. 

 

If it is a subset, then you could make the new open jobs number equal to current open jobs-overdue jobs.

 

Hope this helps!

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