graph to not show zero percent??

Nope, I did not miss that. I tried it. I never got a 0% unless I had small numbers in the "empty" rows. With the small numbers it looked like what Barry posted but without them there was no 0% on the chart and no overlapping labels. Maybe this is a problem particular to the OP's document.

Badunit wrote:

Maybe this is a problem particular to the OP's document.

I got it in a file built entirely here.

In C2 : 1

in C3 : 2

in C4 : 3

in C5 : 4

in C6 : 5

in C16 which is in a footer row, I inserted the value 10

Select C2 … C16

ask for a 3D Pie chart

No 0% displayed

Inspector > Chart > check the box "Show Series Name"

The 0% surface.

Yvan KOENIG (VALLAURIS, France) dimanche 28 août 2011 22:28:10

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3D Pie Chart. That's it. I've been making regular pie charts. I guess the shadow in the background should have clued me in; I thought it was just a shadow, not depth. Now I get it.

One way to get around it in the short run is to turn off "show labels" then select the wedges with data and turn labels on only for them. The hassle is that when a new data point is entered, it also requires turning on its label on the chart.

Good to read that the app behave the same for you.

Your workaround may be a temporary help but I think that it was really needed to file a report.

Will it give some change is just an other question 👿

Yvan KOENIG (VALLAURIS, France) dimanche 28 août 2011 23:33:08

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