Hi to All,
I'm using a Gauge object to compare to measurements (Realized Value and Expected Value) I want to change the upper and lower limits when I change the corporation (unique groups or categories of this metric). But the limits don't change therefore I can't see the pointers of gauge (Speedometer) because it is way much lower than the maximum value for specific category values.
For example, I want to change the limits to 0-50 for only this category. It doesn't need to be pre-defined. I just need these limits to be dynamic.
You could put individual gauges in a stack container, with each gauge having its own limits and filtered for a specific value. You could change the style for the navigational tools to buttons.
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You could put individual gauges in a stack container, with each gauge having its own limits and filtered for a specific value. You could change the style for the navigational tools to buttons.
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Thanks for the creative idea @Madelyn_SAS . I have a lot of sub-segments which means that there are too many buttons. However, it may work. I'll try and give feedback.
Unfortunately, it isn't possible to integrate that idea into my report due to my data (I have 200 sub-segment for the gauge object)
I will note that idea for the future. Thx! 👍
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