Hello rsimm,

Thank you for posting in the Infragistics forums !

You can keep your array with the brushes colors in the same order as the dataset

var brushes = ["#ffacac", "#ffff00", "#afadac", "#eeaf00", "#aaff00"];

and simply check if any piece of the data will not be drawn in the chart.

For the given piece of data we can remove the corresponding color from the array and then set the Brushes property of the igPieChart the modified brushes array. This can be done after initializing the igPieChart as follows:

memberPath = $("#chart").igPieChart("option", "valueMemberPath");
datasource = $("#chart").igPieChart("option", "dataSource");

$.each(datasource, function (index, obj) {                // goes through every object in the data source array
    $.each(obj, function (propName, propVal) {         // goes through every property of the object
        if (propName == memberPath) {                    // will return true for the property that is set as valueMemberPath of the igPieChart
            if (propVal == null || propVal == "") {        // returns true if this property value is empty
                brushes.splice(index, 1);                       // remove the brush for the given object (slice), because it will not be drawn
                $("#chart").igPieChart("option", "brushes", brushes);           // sets the brushes property
            }
        }
    });
});

Please refer to my sample for a demonstration how this works. I hope it suits your scenario. Please let me know if you have any further questions on the matter, I will be glad to help.

Please refer to http://help.infragistics.com/jQuery/2014.1/ui.igPieChart for all the possible options that you could specify for the igPieChart. (there is no colorMemberPath property)

I hope this helps.

You can still log a feature request about that at ideas.infragistics.com