August 2018
Beginner
202 pages
8h 51m
English
A pie chart illustrates the numerical proportion of categorical data by dividing a circular chart into sectors (or slices). The size of each slice—or more specifically, the length of the arc of a slice—represents the frequency of the category.
When the center of the pie chart is cut out, this is then called a doughnut chart, as shown in the following chart:


This chart is best used when only a few categories are to be displayed, or when the exact proportions are less important than the high-level impression. ...
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