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# Add a Pie Chart

We'll now add a pie chart that will show the server information. Once again, click **Insert** > **Chart** and choose the pie shape.

On the main report screen, do the following:

* Change the chart title to **Summary**.
* Add **Machine\_Name** to **Values**.
* Add **Machine\_Type** to **Category Groups.**
* Expand the **Machines\_Type** drop-down list and choose **Category Group Properties**.

Select the **Sorting** tab and set the **Sort by** field to **SortingID**. Click **OK**.

Click **Insert** > **Matrix**:

Drag and drop **Machine\_Name**. Remove the existing **Machine\_Name** (highlighted in blue on the screenshot below):

Drag and drop **Machine\_Type**:

Right-click on the **Data** box and choose **Select** > **Image:**

In the **Image Properties** dialog:

1. Name the image.
2. Make sure that **Embedded** is selected in the **Select the image source** field.
3. Click the **Import** button and select an image.
4. Click **OK**.


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