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| Hello everybody, I am using Pie Chart with ASP.NET to show data in percentage. Sometimes, two or more data items have 0% value, in this case all the data items are overlapped on the chart creating readability problems. Please see the attached images, you will see two values in each chart has 0% weightage and hence their text is overlapped. 
How can we resolve this issue?
Thanks.
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FusionCharts Team
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We've smart labelling capabilities in FusionCharts v3 pie chart which automatically handles this.
Thanks,
Pallav Nadhani
FusionCharts Team
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Free version should be with limited functionality but not with bugs.
Anyways, thanks.
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FusionCharts Team
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We do not classify it as a bug - its because of your data position. You can still opt to hide labels in free version.
Thanks,
Pallav Nadhani
FusionCharts Team
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I don't know what .NET programming language (C# or VB.NET) you are using to generate your chart data, but an easy workaround would be to mix low values with high values, so as to not have low values side by side. The chart loads the values in the order they are entered, starts rendering at the bottom of the upper-right quadrant and works its way counterclock-wise.
For example, for the following values:
<set name="value 1" value="10"/>
<set name="value 2" value="7"/>
<set name="value 3" value="100"/>
<set name="value 4" value="230"/>
<set name="value 5" value="60"/>
You would want to order them like
<set name="value 4" value="230"/>
<set name="value 2" value="7"/>
<set name="value 3" value="100"/>
<set name="value 1" value="10"/>
<set name="value 5" value="60"/>
Hope this helps.
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