Argiropoulos Stavros :
I don't now if this is possible.But if you convert to pdf you can simply rearrange the pages with iTetxt as a workaround.Or you can put the pie chart in the page header section of the report",
2010-06-07T08:59:41
rogiller :
Have you tried creating a dataset just for the Pie chart? I think if you do that you should be able to place the Pie chart in whatever band you would like.",
2010-07-16T13:38:22
KCD :
Expanding on what Rogiller said: You can use a fake group (group on true) with only one group header band (print when $V{PAGE_NUMBER}==1). Then use a dataset to fill the chart and use Report as the ExecutionTime, however this can be costly if you have a database query because it will execute twice.\n\nYou could also use a subreport.\n\nAlternatively vote for this feature request:\n\n0005115: Option to render summary band before report details",
2011-10-18T00:29:57
MacTire :
I resolved this problem by setting Evaluation Time at \"Report\":\n\n<pie3DChart>\n <chart isShowLegend=\"true\" evaluationTime=\"Report\" renderType=\"draw\" theme=\"default\">\n\n\nAfter that, you can move the charts at the title or other bands",
2013-07-24T11:19:49