Gauge chart color ranges and displayof "%" symbol

[#1]

hi

i am trying to display values as shown in the below image .

1. this is the percentage value that is been shown is there any way i could add the "%" symbol next to the value???

2. i have a similar chart just only showing the numbers(count).. is there any possible way to assign a color range??

ex: 1-100 green, 100-1000 orange and 1000 and above in red..

i want to display the values according to the color range is it possible???

would highly appreciate the help plz if some one knows how to get this done plz help me out plzz

thank you in advance

[vgutkovsky]

1. Just go to the Numbers tab and check the "Show in Percent (%)" checkbox

2. Not entirely clear what kind of chart it is, but if you're talking about applying conditional colors to an LED gauge, that can be done by going to Presentation >> click the color icon (green by default) >> select the "Calculated" radio button, and then enter your color expression here. For example: if(sum(Sales)>100,green(),red())

Regards,

Vlad

[#3]

hi Vlad

this is a type of a Gauge chart.. i need to display the "%" this symbol next to the numbers is that possible??

and in 2. i have to show 3 color rangers

ex:- if(sum(sal)>100) the value should be displayed in green

and if(sum(sal)) is in the range of 100 and 1000 the value should be displayed in orange

and if(sum(sal)) <1000 it has to be shown in red

is this possible???

[vgutkovsky]

Not sure why it's not letting you do it as a LED gauge (must be an undocumented feature in QV). But you can accomplish the same thing with a text object. For example, you can use =num(.6591,'#,##0.00%')

Regarding conditional coloring, those can be set in a text object by going to the Font tab, click the color icon, switching to Calculated and entering a color expression. However, the conditions you wrote above don't make sense. You can't create a condition for >100 and <1000 since they would both be true at the same time.

Regards,

Vlad

[aveeeeeee7en]

Hi Shalini

See the Attachment.

Hope it works for you.

Regards

Aviral

[#6]

Hi,

1.It isn't possible to show the "%" symbol automatically, but just adding a text box with the symbol should work.

2. For the color:

     if(sum(sal)<100,LightGreen(),if(sum(sal)) <1000,LightRed(),RGB(255,140,0)))

"if(sum(sal)>100) the value should be displayed in green

and if(sum(sal)) is in the range of 100 and 1000 the value should be displayed in orange

and if(sum(sal)) <1000 it has to be shown in red"

I supppose that teh correct is:

if(sum(sal)<100) the value should be displayed in green

and if(sum(sal)) is in the range of 100 and 1000 the value should be displayed in orange

and if(sum(sal)) >1000 it has to be shown in red

Because the range between 100 and 1000 is sum(sal)>100 and sum(sal)<1000....

[#7]

hi juan

you are correct it is my mistake m sorry about it

according to your equation ->   if(sum(sal)<100,LightGreen(),if(sum(sal)) <1000,LightRed(),RGB(255,140,0)))

can all 3 colors  be represented?? (green, orange and red) cz when i add this to a test formula (the value i get after the calculation is 19000) it is shown in orange color this is not correct right?? 

[#8]

hi Nag

since i am using an personal edition i am unable to open your example will it be possible for you to send me some screen shots plz???

[#9]

Hi Shalani,

"according to your equation ->   if(sum(sal)<100,LightGreen(),if(sum(sal)) <1000,LightRed(),RGB(255,140,0)))

can all 3 colors  be represented?? (green, orange and red) cz when i add this to a test formula (the value i get after the calculation is 19000) it is shown in orange color this is not correct right?? "

According to this will be shown in orange, that's why i asked if the rules were correct.

if(sum(sal)<100,LightGreen(),if(sum(sal)) >1000,LightRed(),RGB(255,140,0)))

That formula will show:

     Less than 100 in green, between 100 and 1000 orange and over 1000 in red.

The formula considers the two extrem limits (<100 and >1000 ) and consider the rest as orange.

[#10]

hi juan

what i want to show is values "Less than 100 in green, between 100 and 1000 orange and over 1000 in red."

so will this formula -> if(sum(sal)<100,LightGreen(),if(sum(sal)) <1000,LightRed(),RGB(255,140,0)))

work??