Compare how individual values contribute to a total in a Tableau Next pie chart. Use pie
charts when you want to analyze a small number of values that together make up an aggregate. For
example, visualize website visits by traffic source to understand how each source contributes to
total website traffic.
Tableau Unmetered Platform Analyst or Tableau Next Platform Analyst permission set
From the Show Me pane in your visualization, click the thumbnail. The layout changes to Pie chart, and the pane shows the required fields and
supported field encodings for the chart type.
From the Data pane in your visualization, drag the dimension field you want to analyze and
the measure field you want to visualize onto Slices. For the chart in
the example, select Traffic Source and Website
Visits.
Optionally, drag Traffic Source onto Colorto
make each source easier to distinguish.
You can further customize the visualization with labels, or tooltips to make the chart
easier to interpret.
Save your visualization.
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