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I've been trying to use the Qlikview gauge to create something similar to the Apple Watch activity ring. I'm using a QV gauge to show our progress towards a savings target and after achieving the target I'd like the ring to continue passed the starting point to show we are overachieving. Is this possible today or does it require an extension?
Hi,
maybe another solution could be to use a scatter chart, some valueloop-dimension and a background colour expression for the gradient:
hope this helps
regards
Marco
Maybe using two gauges with same position, top one transparent starting at Expression - Limit
PFA an raw example
Similar idea, two gauges, one transparent with needle with mod() sitting on top of one with fill to that doesn't have mod().
@JohnW, its good so see you around here again.
I´m a big fan of your work
Aww, geez. <blush> I'm glad to be back, and it's nice to see you again.
@cleveranjos @johnw, I like both of these a lot and I'm going to sit down and see what I can do with them. Thanks!
Are gradients just overlays? I noticed applying a gradient to a 360 degree angle span gauge doesnt fade from 0 to 100 but it appears to just overlay the entire gauge based on direction.
Looks like they are just overlays rather than gradients around the arc. So I faked my own gradient with lots of segments. It's not quite working, though, as it fails at the target. Maybe someone can think of a way around that.
Hi,
maybe another solution could be to use a scatter chart, some valueloop-dimension and a background colour expression for the gradient:
hope this helps
regards
Marco
Oh, NICE!
Marco, this is awesome, a masterpiece, congrats