Selecting a Chart Type » Pie Charts
Pie Charts
A Pie Chart displays a visual comparison of a single data field across multiple mailings. The selected mailings taken as a whole make up the pie while the selected field determines the proportional size of the pieces.
Separating One Slice
Click any slice of the pie to separate it from the rest for emphasis.
Settings
- Control-click (hold down the Ctrl key and click the left mouse button) to select multiple mailings. Shift-click or Ctrl-Shift-click to select ranges of mailings. If necessary,
 filter the mailing list.Some charts require that you select one or several mailings from a list. If the mailings you want to select are not in the list, or if the list is too long to find the mailings you want, you change the scope of the list.
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Click the Filter mailing list... button to control the scope of the list of mailings.
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Note: Only the categories and category values for which you have permissions appear in this dialog.
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Enter date range for search:
To find mailings added within a certain time period, specify a From date and a To date. The default range is one week.
Click the calendar icon to display a calendar similar to the following:
To navigate to another month or year, click the left or right arrow. Then click the day that you want to appear in the From or To field.
Filter mailings by category:
Mailing categories (user-defined fields) are specific to your organization and my be different from the ones shown here.
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If you choose many mailings, you may have to maximize the chart in order to read it effectively. Maximizing a chart expands it to fill the entire display area and hides any other charts.
- Click to select any number of the following data fields:
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Notes
- If you choose many fields, you may have to maximize the chart in order to read it effectively. Maximizing a chart expands it to fill the entire display area and hides any other charts.
- Fields containing relatively small numbers may be difficult to read in the chart. For example, a field containing a single-digit number is virtually impossible to see in the same chart with a field containing a number in the tens of thousands. You can, however, maximize the chart and/or place your cursor over the field to view a popup description of any field.
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