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I have a fully functioning dual level pie chart with 2 categories. And, a measure to be displayed on tool-tip. But, the tool-tip also displays the inner circle when hovered over outer circle. I am trying to make the tool-tip display only that specific circle it is hovered at.
This is the chart. Here, pest and disease are 1 category and leaf spot, cut worm etc are the second one. What do i do so that outer circle doesn't display the inner circle along with it?
This is how it looks when i hover mouse over inner circle.
And, this is how it looks when i hover it over the outer circle.
You can see the tool-tip shows as to what category the outer circle(category) belongs to. I just want that part to be hidden.
PS: I am using highcharts with this.

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