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As far as I know you can't do that.<br />
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This article indicates a similar change requires using a formula in the Group header or footer not in the chart<br />
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mlmcc
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As far as I know you can't do that.

This article indicates a similar change requires using a formula in the Group header or footer not in the chart

mlmcc

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You're welcome. &nbsp;Glad I could help.<br />
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&nbsp;FWIW, there may be a better way to handle that. &nbsp;I don't really use charts. &nbsp;That was just one obvious approach.<br />
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&nbsp;James
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You're welcome.  Glad I could help.

 FWIW, there may be a better way to handle that.  I don't really use charts.  That was just one obvious approach.

 James

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Is it possible to add a footer to the bottom of a Pie Chart and have it pull the name based off a report parameter? <br />
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In my report, I have two pie charts displaying the top ten payers for the Month to Date and Year To Date. When the {Data.Indicator} = &quot;M&quot;, I would like to have the footer equal &quot;Top Ten Payors - Current Month&quot; and when {Data.Indicator} = &quot;Y&quot; I would like the footer print out &quot;Top Ten Payors - YTD&quot;. <br />
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Is this do-able??
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Is it possible to add a footer to the bottom of a Pie Chart and have it pull the name based off a report parameter? 

In my report, I have two pie charts displaying the top ten payers for the Month to Date and Year To Date. When the {Data.Indicator} = "M", I would like to have the footer equal "Top Ten Payors - Current Month" and when {Data.Indicator} = "Y" I would like the footer print out "Top Ten Payors - YTD". 

Is this do-able??

Adding a pie chart footer and insert value based on field? Not sure if its do-able.

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