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New-Qlik
Creator II
Creator II

Gauge chart showing status

Hello everyone,

I have a requirement to create Gauge Chart showing status ,now Status is of either OPEN or CLOSED

so I have  expression  count(Status), thn I set

Segment 1 lower bound as  =count( {$<STATUS= "OPEN"}>}, STATUS)

Segment 2 lower bound as "=count( {$<STATUS= "CLOSED"}>}, STATUS

Is this correct?

Should I make two gauge charts one for OPEN n other for CLOSED.

I have no clue about gauge speedometers

Please help

TIA

8 Replies
neelamsaroha157
Specialist II
Specialist II

You can try something like this

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prieper
Master II
Master II

would put only one expression as relative value,

i.e. COUNT(IF(Status = 'CLOSED', Status)) / COUNT(TOTAL Status)

Leave the initial segments 1 and 2 as before betw 0 and 1.

Peter

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New-Qlik
Creator II
Creator II
Author

Thanks Neelam. Didi same . can u guide to make speedometer look nice n eye catching

neelamsaroha157
Specialist II
Specialist II

Here are a couple of options.

These designs include two objects overlapped on each other.

Hope this helps.

New-Qlik
Creator II
Creator II
Author

Thanks Neelam, Really helpful.

I have an issue now, I created two gauge on efor OPEN n other for CLOSED.

BUt client want to see both open n closed in one speedometer only

In which it should start from 0 to count(status) and open should come in red and closed in green .

Any idea how can I show both in one

TIA

neelamsaroha157
Specialist II
Specialist II

I don't think it make sense (but obviously I might be wrong).

Guage Charts basically represents 'where' your value of a calculation lies after setting your min & max value.

You might consider other chart type if you want to achieve this may be like pie chart.

New-Qlik
Creator II
Creator II
Author

Thanks ya. But they don't want pie or bar. Something fancy they need.

neelamsaroha157
Specialist II
Specialist II

Hey I came across this this blog.

It might help you out.

Multi value Gauge Charts