Guides/ReportDesign/8.0-Gauge-tab.md
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In the Gauge tab, you can add a panel of gauges to a report.
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-There are four different types of gauges you can create:
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+There are five different types of gauges you can create:
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| Type |Description|Image|
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-|Radial||![Radial Gauge](http://wiki.izenda.us/Guides/ReportDesign/8-dot-0-Gauge-tab/radial_gauge.png)|
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-|Radial 2||![Radial Gauge 2](http://wiki.izenda.us/Guides/ReportDesign/8-dot-0-Gauge-tab/radial_2_gauge.png)|
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-|Animated Half Circle||![Animated Half Circle](http://wiki.izenda.us/Guides/ReportDesign/8-dot-0-Gauge-tab/animated_half_gauge.png)|
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-|Animated Half Circle with KPIs||![Animated Half Circle with KPIs](http://wiki.izenda.us/Guides/ReportDesign/8-dot-0-Gauge-tab/animated_half_kpi_gauge.png)|
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-|Linear||![Linear](http://wiki.izenda.us/Guides/ReportDesign/8-dot-0-Gauge-tab/linear_gauge.png)|
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+|Radial|This gauge displays a static needle that goes from 90° (straight up) to 0° (pointing right).|![Radial Gauge](http://wiki.izenda.us/Guides/ReportDesign/8-dot-0-Gauge-tab/radial_gauge.png)|
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+|Radial 2|This gauge is much like the radial gauge but has a different graphical appearance.|![Radial Gauge 2](http://wiki.izenda.us/Guides/ReportDesign/8-dot-0-Gauge-tab/radial_2_gauge.png)|
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+|Animated Half Circle|This gauge starts from 180° (pointing left) and animates to 0° (pointing right).|![Animated Half Circle](http://wiki.izenda.us/Guides/ReportDesign/8-dot-0-Gauge-tab/animated_half_gauge.png)|
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+|Animated Half Circle with KPIs|This gauge can be used to display data that has a "target zone" and looks like the animated half circle gauge.|![Animated Half Circle with KPIs](http://wiki.izenda.us/Guides/ReportDesign/8-dot-0-Gauge-tab/animated_half_kpi_gauge.png)|
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+|Linear|This gauge is a simple bar that fills from left to right.|![Linear](http://wiki.izenda.us/Guides/ReportDesign/8-dot-0-Gauge-tab/linear_gauge.png)|
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+The gauges also have a number of options that can be selected. They are described below:
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+|**Feature**|**Appearance**|**Description**|
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+|**Title**|![]()|Sets a title for the Gauge section of the report.|
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+|**Results**|![]()|Sets how many gauges should be displayed (one gauge per grouped result).|
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+|**Name**|![]()|The name of the field to use as the Gauge's grouping field.|
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+|**Value**|![]()|The name of the field to use as the Gauge's data points. This must be numeric.|
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+|**Sort**|![]()|The name of the field to sort the data by. To sort alphabetically, use Maximum or Minimum.|
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+|**Minimum**|![]()|Sets the lower bound for the gauge's display values.|
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+|**Maximum**|![]()|Sets the upper bound for the gauge's display values.|
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+|**Color**|![]()|Allows you to set specific colors or color ranges for the gauge's value bar.|
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+|**Gauge Style**|![]()|Allows you to choose which type of gauge you want to display.|
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+|**KPI Low**|![]()|Only available by selecting "Animated Half Circle". If set, this will set a lower bound for a "target zone" within the gauge.|
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+|**KPI High**|![]()|Like KPI Low, but this will set the value for the upper bound on the "target zone" within the gauage.|
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+|**Update**|![]()|Allows you to set the update frequency for the gauges. This is good for tracking dynamic data that is updated frequently.|
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+|**Red Values**|![]()|Specifies which side of the target zone should be denoted with red. Good for indicating whether small or large values cause concern. This has three values.<br>**Hide:**This is the default. Neither large nor small zones will be considered hazard zones.<br>**Low:** Low values (Anything to the left of your target zone) will be considered hazard values and will get a red stripe.<br>**High:** High values (Anything to the right of your target zone) will be considered hazard values and will get a red stripe.|
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+|**Target Report**|![]()|Allows you to specify a sub-report to be used with the drilldown key of the **Name** field. The target report will appear upon hovering your mouse over the gauge.|
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##8.1 Create First Four Gauges Alphabetically Counting Orders by Country
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