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I have a calculation
I have this issue also. What I find is that if you count the unique values of the Status, that is the total the pie chart is calculating against, not the number of orders.
For example, if I had the following:
order# | Status |
123 | A |
123 | B |
456 | A |
I would calculate the denominator as the distinct count unique order = 2 and expect %A = #A / 2
The pie chart is calculating the denominator as the count of Status = 3 and then #A/3
Hope that makes sense.
Hello,
From what I see you have more than 4088 orders in your piechart (2640 + 1035 + 911 = 4586), that's why your percentage is not the same (2640 / 4586 = 57.5%) as in the KPI. Are you sure you do not have different filters applied on your KPI and your pie chart?
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