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How to show KPIs in straight table

Hi,

I have a straight table in qvw like below

SubjectTotalPassPassed by StampPassed by Average
Science250150100
Maths345100245
English50050450
Zoology20012080
Botany40020380

I would need to show KPIs with colours. I,e I should show Passed by Stamp as Red and Passed by Average as Yellow and TotalPass as Green.

Is it possible to do this?

In above Subject is Dimension and TotalPass, Passed by Stamp , Passed by Average are Expressions.

Thanks in advance.

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Peter_Cammaert
Partner - Champion III
Partner - Champion III

Can you post a screenshot of your Edit Expression Dialog box? If there is an error in your image expression, it should shown where by way of zig-zag lines.

Peter

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Thanks and instead of arrows or Led symbols it is showing like attached.

Peter_Cammaert
Partner - Champion III
Partner - Champion III

I didn't find any attachment.

BTW In Properties->Expressions->Display Options, have you set Representation to Image? Otherwise you'll get plain text instead of nice arrows.

Peter

Edit: indeed, that is what you should do to obtain graphics instead of plain text. But that's normal behavior, not just an error!

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Thanks . Yes I changed to Image. Now after changing to image it is shwoing Blanks under KPI

Peter_Cammaert
Partner - Champion III
Partner - Champion III

Did you put this expression-with-leg-images in the definition field of the expression with label [Passed By Stamp]? In that case it will refer to itself.

Peter

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Sorry I am not able to get this. Could you let me know a bit more clear

Peter_Cammaert
Partner - Champion III
Partner - Champion III

You may need to set Display Options->Image Formatting to "Keep Aspect" as well. But now I'm just guessing what may be wrong, as I don't have all the details of your situation.

See attachment for a working example.

Good luck,

Peter

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Thanks very much you are right!