Example 1: Market Share by Revenue

Basic pie chart showing relative market share. Toggle between revenue and units sold using the dropdown.

Data: market_data

Example 2: Budget Allocation (Donut Chart)

Donut chart (hole=0.4) showing budget distribution across categories

Data: budget_data

Example 3: Product Sales with Filters

Interactive filters allow you to select different regions and years. Try selecting multiple options!

Data: sales_data

Example 4: Product Sales Faceted by Region

Facet wrap creates a grid of pie charts, one for each region. Note single facet dropdown!

Data: sales_data

Example 5: Device Preference by Age and Gender (Facet Grid)

2D facet grid showing device preferences across age groups (rows) and gender (columns)

Data: demo_data

Example 6: Department Expenses by Type

Expenses broken down by type for each department. Try switching slice grouping to see department distribution!

Data: expense_data

Example 7: Revenue Contribution by Customer Segment (%)

Donut chart showing percentage revenue contribution from different customer segments

Data: segment_data

Example 8: Category Sales by Store

Compare product category distribution across different store locations (single facet variable)

Data: store_data

Example 9: Website Traffic Analysis - Dynamic Faceting

Use the facet dropdowns to explore traffic patterns. Try: no faceting, facet by country only, or facet by both. Also try switching slice grouping!

Data: traffic_data

Example 10: Comprehensive Sales Analysis - All Features Combined

This example demonstrates ALL PieChart features: (1) Multiple slice size options (revenue, units, profit, customers), (2) Multiple grouping options (by product, channel, or region), (3) Flexible faceting (choose 0, 1, or 2 facet variables), (4) Interactive filters (select quarters). Try different combinations!

Data: comprehensive_data

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