Hi @Andy.Emery 
Have you considered using Excel spreadsheet instead of MS Word docs as the source template?
 
Create Excel template.
Create the [variable] placeholder.
Fill up the cell with the [variable] values using the Document Tagger. (Note: The Tagger works a bit different for Excel, just refer to the Help)
Create your graph(s) - Initially use some temp values to get your graph formatted, later remove those value. The final values should be populated by the DocGen 
 
Hope that helps 
                
     
                                    
            Hi @Garrett 
Unfortunately that wont work as 98% of the document is writing and images and written lie a report.  I would just like to show 1 or 2 pie chats representing the information.  If its not possible could we do a feature request?
                
     
                                    
            @Andy.Emery 
You could combine multiple template to generate the final PDF.
Page 1-9: Template Source is DOC
Page 10: Template Source is XLS
Pages 1-9 are from the Word Doc and the final page is the graph. 
 
If you wanted to sandwich the graph between DOC, you will need to break up your main Word Doc into smaller parts.
Page 1-5: Template Source is DOC #1
Page 6: Template Source is XLS #1
Page 7-9: Template Source is DOC #2
Page 10: Template Source is XLS #2
                
     
                                    
            Hi @Garrett  Thats a workaround but not very slick at all.  I would have to adjust the layout, formatting of the excel to look exactly like another page of the report while keeping page numbers aligned across 2 documents.
 
For a professional looking report this just is not feasible.  Is there a way to add a feature request?