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I am new to Building Power Apps and have a Problem to get the right Data for a pie charts.

 

I have a Sharepoint list with simple Data:

Date (Type Date), Number(Type number), Product (Type selection)

x.y.z                      20                                Product1

x.y.z                      30                                Product2

x.y.z                      30                                Product1

 

Now i want to make a Pie chart wich shows me the Sum of Numbers of each Product. 

e.g. Product1 sum is 50.

I want do define a target value, e.g. 100

Then the pie chart should show me 50% reached (50 sales out of 100 reached)

 

Can anybody tell me what statement i have to use?

 

Regards

Steve

 

 

 

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    v-mingkz-msft Profile Picture
    Microsoft Employee on at

    Hi @SteveH2,

    Do you want to display the sum number of each project in pie chart and display the percentage of how many sales?

    I did some test according to your requirements.

     

    Following is my SP list.

    vmingkzmsft_1-1688452706352.png

    1. Set the Items property of Gallery as:

     

    AddColumns(GroupBy('List Test',"Name","NewGroup"),"ChartItems",Table({Value:100-Sum(NewGroup,number),label:"Gap"&"-"&100-Sum(NewGroup,number)&"%"},{Value:Sum(NewGroup,number),label:"Achieve"&"-"&Sum(NewGroup,number)&"%"}))

     

    2. Set the Items property of Pie chart as:

     

    ThisItem.ChartItems

     

    vmingkzmsft_2-1688455312483.png

     

    Best Regards,

    Kyrie 

     

     

  • SteveH2 Profile Picture
    4 on at

    Hi @v-mingkz-msft 

    Thanks for that solution, that is exactly what i am trying to do.

     

    As said, i am very new to power apps and don't have experience. This is my first project.

     

    I have tried to implement your solution, but I always get error messages.

    Do i need a gallery to get this running?

     

    I made a gallery, and put in your code with my List-Seetings as following:

    AddColumns(GroupBy('Magazin-Sales',"Artikel","NewGroup"),"ChartItems",Table({Value:100-Sum(NewGroup,Anzahl),label:"Gap"&"-"&100-Sum(NewGroup,Anzahl)&"%"},{Value:Sum(NewGroup,Anzahl),label:"Achieve"&"-"&Sum(NewGroup,Anzahl)&"%"}))

     

    This is my SP-List:

    SteveH2_0-1688986856974.png

     

    I get always an error here:

     

    SteveH2_1-1688988911392.png

    Function GroupBy has invalid Arguments. 

    "Artikel" -> Text, Number, boolean or date/time expected (something like this, translated from german)

     

    I can't find out the problem with this function?

     

    Best regards

    Stephan

  • SteveH2 Profile Picture
    4 on at

    I think i found the Problem now, first i had to use semicolon (;) instead of commas (,)

    2nd Problem i have not a text-column in my SP-List. I have a dropdown selection.

     

    With a Text-column, your exampel is working, with my dropdown selection not. How can i fix this?

     

    And another question: Now the Pie-chart is inserted in a gallery. Is it possible to show the charts without a gallery? I want to show an overview on the Mainpage.

  • v-mingkz-msft Profile Picture
    Microsoft Employee on at

    Hi @SteveH2,

    1. You can use AddColumns function to get the value of choice field and groupby.

    AddColumns(GroupBy(AddColumns('List Test',"ProductName",Artikel.Value),"ProductName","NewGroup"),"ChartItems",Table({Value:100-Sum(NewGroup,number),label:"Gap"&"-"&100-Sum(NewGroup,number)&"%"},{Value:Sum(NewGroup,number),label:"Achieve"&"-"&Sum(NewGroup,number)&"%"}))

     

    2. The chart embedded in gallery display the achieve percentage of each artikel, so it is dynamic and cannot be move out.

     

    Best Regards,

    Kyrie

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