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LEd gauge does not work without dimension?!?

Hi there,

I'm using a LED gauge to show a ratio.

When I do not select any dimension (which is logical for a gauge), the resulting LED remains "---" but the expression in the Graph's title is correct ...

If I select a dimension, the LED gauge shows a results, but not equal to the expression in the Graph's title ...

I must be missing something, but what??

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kji
Employee
Employee

Gauge charts do not require a dimension, in fact having a dimension is often confusing as the value shown is the value of the first row in the corresponding straight table. For a LED gauge to show --- i would assume your expression evaluates to NULL, so not sure how the title still works but maybe they are slightly different.

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Author

thanks for your answer.

the Title uses the "first expression's label" (or something similar, I have QV in French so I must interpret the English version) ...

Now, I must admit that my expression is maybe a bit strange

=count([ABC])/count(distinct([ABC]))

count([ABC]) gives me the number of time an action has occured, while count(distinct([ABC])) gives me the number of people who undertook that action ...

Don't know if that helps ... ;o)

calvindk
Creator III
Creator III

Change the default NUMBER format to INTEGER. The LED display, will null out if you have too many digits..