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Gauge

A Gauge chart is used to display a single value of quantitative data.

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Set up

  1. Select a Data Source
  2. Select a Data Column
  3. Set your Min and Max

Basics

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Name
A name for the component provided by the user.
Data Source
Data sources
Title
Show Title
Set a title label which will be displayed on Tooltip. Toggle Show Title to control visibility on Gauge chart type.

Chart Type

Toggle between Gauge and Bullet type chart.

Gauge

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Data Column
Select data column to plot from the data source.
Min
Max
Set min and max of the chart.
Color
Default color used when Progress is enabled or when highlight rules not set.
Label Font Size
Define font size of data label.
Show Label
Toggle display of data label.
Show Progress
Show the Progress bar. When enabled, toggles off the highlight rules and uses default color
Show Axis Labels
Toggle display of axis labels.
Show Axis Ticks
Toggle display of axis ticks.

Bullet

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Progress Data
Define data column for progress bar
Target Data
Define data column for target bar
Axis Labels Data
Define data column for axis labels
Progress Color
Target Color
Define color of progress and target bars.
Transposed
Toggle between vertical and horizontal chart.

Highlight Rules

Highlight Rules

Format Data

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Numeric Format
Select x-axis format between Number, Smart Number, Formatted Number.
Decimal Places
Set precision point for x-axis numeric label.
Hide Trailing Zeroes
Hide display of trailing zeroes in x-axis tick values.
Prefix
Suffix
Add text to the data label; e.g. currency or percentage symbol.

Tooltip

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Show Tooltip
Toggle display of tooltip.
Use custom tooltip
Enable custom tooltip.
Custom tooltip
Define tooltip; simple example:
<table>
    {{#if this.0.title}}<thead><tr><th>{{this.0.title}}</thead><th></tr>{{/if}}
    <tbody>{{#each this}}
        <tr>
            <td>{{dataCol}}: </td>
            <td>{{dataVal}}</td>
        </tr>
        {{/each}}
    </tbody>
</table>

Style, Margins, Format

Style for common settings