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radial gauge color
- Anonymous8 years ago
Unfortunately, Gauge seemed couldn't support dynamically change color to indicate how the value reach the target.
but there are several visuals options around the Power BI Marketplace, you can import use Tachometer, which create fraction of each color and see which color the needle (the actual value) would point
or Slim data bar KPI Visual, which the color will be read if below the target, and turned into green if it passed the target
Hi salvatore
In case you haven't see it yet. Here is a tutorial on how to make the Gauge color dynamic.
This feature is almost brand new. From the June Power BI update.
You first create a measure with 'Switch' statement to get the desired color depending on the conditions you need. and then you use this measure in the format tap as show in the following image.
I hope this will help.
It is important to note that you must create measurements from your data so that your Color measurement has measurements to reference. I may have my lines wrong in the image, but it is to get the point across.