From the "Get Started" initial screen I'm watching the "Query view concepts" video and on time 2:55 there's a pie chart with legend values as Decades but for me is coming like percentages, may I know how to update it to match what I see in the tutorial?
I have it like this
But should be like this:
Thanks
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