Donut Multiples visualization – Alida Help Center

Use this visualization type to display proportional values with multiple components.

The following options are available under each tab.

Tip: Customize and edit the selected visualization type in the Edit Tile dialog box by clicking Edit.

Plot

Options	Description
Value Labels	Displays value labels on the chart. Note: It is recommended to turn on Value Labels so stakeholders can see the values if you export the dashboard as a PDF.
Series Label Size	Changes the size of the value labels on the chart.
Number of Charts per Row	Sets the maximum number of donut charts that appear in a single row of the visualization. If a number is not set, by default there is a maximum of 3 charts per row.
Hide Legend	Hides the legend if there are more than 1 data point available.

Table 1. Colors section
Options	Description
Collection	Select from a group of pre-selected colors.
Palette	Choose one of several existing palettes or create a custom palette in the Custom tab. The following options are available: Type in a hex code or click Edit All to edit all hex codes at once. Click the Color Wheel button and click into the color wheel to select a color. The color's brightness can be adjusted with the slider at the bottom. Click the Add or Remove buttons to add or remove more colors in the color range. Note: Minimum number of colors in a palette is two. Maximum number of colors in a palette is five.
Reverse colors	Reverses the palette and applies colors at the: Left end of palette to higher values in the data range. Right end of the palette to lower values in the data range. The options change depending on the type of palette selected: Sequential or Diverging palettes: Each bar is colored on the scale of the palette in reverse. This starts with the color at the right end of the palette moving left. Categorical palettes: Colors are applied to each bar in reverse order, starting with the last color in the palette.

Table 2. Customization section
Number	Options	Description
1	Arrow	Click the arrow to display all other options.
2	Color	Select a custom color for the data point. This option overrides the color palette in the Colors section.
3	Label	Enter a custom data point label. This impacts the chart legend and tool tips.