Sum Total Pie Chart

Can anyone help me with the correct expression? I’m looking to create a Pie Chart that shows me the Team Workload % against the Teams Total Capacity.

I have a Project Leads Table. Each Project Lead has a Workload Value (which is calculation based on the number of projects assigned to them) and a Capacity Value.

In the same Project Leads Table, I have created a virtual column called [Team Workload] which sums all the Project Leads Workload. In addition, I have a virtual column called [Team Capacity] which sums all the Project Leads Capacity.

It’s easy enough to create new virtual columns above to then get the Team Workload vs Team Capacity Percentage.

What I don’t understand is how get this value to show up correctly on a Pie Chart.

Appsheet wants to show me the Project Leads Workload Breakdown which is not what I want.

HELP!

Since these are VCs, are those showing identical sum values in each of the rows of the table?

If so, I think there is no good way to show it natively in the Pie chart. Pie chart sums up totals well in a single column against the label column of the table, something like below sample app shows

Pie Chart - AppSheet

Or as in the post below

Solved: Pie or Donut Chart for COUNT of slice records - Google Cloud Community

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I don’t think this helps me. The column I’m summing is Project Workload for each Project Lead. This virtual column would be called Team Workload. I would like to see Team Workload in a Pie Chart against the Team Capacity. Example 75% Team Workload with 30% capacity remaining.

In the example you shared, it shows [Order Status] can be either Completed or Open and the graph shows the percent between the Two using an aggregate Pie Chart.

My example seems a bit complicated as it includes numbers calculated in Project Workload and Capacity by Project Lead.

Sure, thank you for you update. I understand.

I mentioned the available options and what is currently possible with pie charts so you get the context.

I also mentioned that with your current requirement

I am sorry that I should have highlighted this sentence.

I am sure someone else may have insights for you.

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