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Sunburst Chart

Sunburst charts show two or more levels of a hierarchy as concentric rings sized by measure, for drilling into part-to-whole structure.

The Sunburst chart, also known as a multi-level pie chart, is suitable for scenarios that require an intuitive representation of "from whole to part" or "top-down hierarchical breakdown." When paired with interactive features, as shown in the image below, it is particularly well-suited for exploratory chart reading.

  1. Analysis of Hierarchical Structures
  • The Sunburst chart is most suitable for displaying data with clear hierarchical structures.
  • Examples: Enterprise organizational charts, analysis of subcategories within classified data.

Use Cases:

  • Product Category → Subcategory → Sales Distribution
  • Country → Province → City → Population or Income

Configuration Requirements

Design AreaChart ElementRequirement
Row DimensionHierarchyPlace multiple dimension nodes. The number of dimension nodes determines the chart's hierarchy levels.
Column DimensionSplitPlace 0 or more dimension nodes.
MetricPlace 1 or more metric nodes.

Configuring Level Styles

In the Style configuration panel, after enabling custom levels, you can configure each level independently:

  • Inner radius, outer radius
  • Label direction, position

Pie Chart

Pie and donut charts — slice labels, percentage display, aggregation, and how to handle categories beyond the readable slice count.

Treemap

Treemaps show hierarchical part-to-whole data as nested rectangles sized by measure — useful when many categories compete for limited space.

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