This donut and pie charts are quite similar as they are used to show the distribution of the values. The main difference comes from its visual aspect. One shows the values as pieces of a donut and the other as slices of a pie.

Usage Example

You can use these charts to visualize the pipeline by owner. This way you will be able to tell immediately who your top players are.

Donut Chart

Pie Chart

Chart Configuration

1. View

Select the view you want to use as the base for your widget. You can use a saved view or select “Embedded View” and create a new one for this widget.

2. App

Choose the application you would like to use for the data for the widget.

3. Filter

You can adjust the filters from a previously saved view or add filters just for this widget. 

For more information on filters see the following article:

• Filter, Sort & More

4. Field

Defaults to Count. If a field is selected then, a new field called calculation will appear, you can choose between sum, average, max, and min.

5. Labels

Show Labels: When enabled it will show the name of data in the Vertical Axis.

Label Position: You can choose to place the labels inside the slices or outside.

Show Legend: When enabled includes the color code with values of the field used to group the data. It is displayed at the bottom of the widget. 

6. Format

Show Top N:This option allows you to limit your chart to only display the top results—such as the top 3, 5, or 10 records. It’s useful for focusing on the most relevant data.

Default Format: This setting controls how each record appears on your chart:

•  Checked: Displays only the value of each record (e.g., quantity or percentage), without showing the record ID.
•  Unchecked: Shows both the value and the corresponding record ID side by side.

Show Values: This setting controls how each record appears on your chart:

•  When Default Format is checked:
  •  Checked: Displays only the value for each section.
  •  Unchecked: Displays only the record ID.
•  When Default Format is unchecked:
  •  Checked: Displays both the value and the record ID.
  •  Unchecked: Displays only the record ID.

Number Prefix: This optional field allows you to add a symbol or string before the numeric values shown in the chart (e.g., $, #, or any custom text).

Format Large Values: When enabled, this setting abbreviates large numbers to improve readability. For example, 1,200 becomes 1.2K, and 1,000,000 becomes 1M. It ensures your chart remains clean and easy to interpret when dealing with large data values.

Show % Values: When enabled, this setting adds the percentage each section of the chart represents relative to the total.

Value Position: This dropdown lets you control where the value labels are displayed on the chart.

•  Inside: Shows the labels inside each segment of the chart.
•  Outside: Displays the labels outside the chart segments, connected by lines.
  Choose the option that best enhances the chart’s legibility based on the amount of space and data displayed.