Gauge Introduction

The following figure shows the supported gauge styles in FineBI.

The gauge color is related to the fields in Color and Pointer Value.

The field in Color determines the value range which a color can represent. Then the system finds the corresponding mapping value in the value range based on the value of the field in Pointer Value. For example, yellow represents the value range 0-440, red represents the value range 440-880, and pink represents the value range 880-1320. If the pointer value is 1320, the gauge is displayed as yellow, red, and pink.

Take the percentage ring gauge as an example to illustrate this logic.

1. The pointer value is 1320. The following figure shows the colors of different value ranges.

2. The following figure shows the final effect.

To hide the scales of the multi-pointer gauge and the test tube gauge, you only need to set Scale Value to Transparent in Color, as shown in the following figure.

You can modify Target Value, which determines the maximum value of the scale, in the multi-pointer gauge and the test tube gauge, as shown in the following figure.

In FineBI6.0.15 and later versions, you can set Style for gauges to modify the size, style, tick mark thickness, and rounded corner status (enabled/disabled), as shown in the following figure.

You can create gauges with richer styles as needed.