KPI Animation Chart
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Gauges are often used in business to show critical measurements. They typically display a single essential performance metric and are prominently displayed on the dashboard. Custom gauges in VitaraCharts include animated views to increase aesthetics while also drawing the user’s attention to the KPI. A VI dashboard developed with Vitara’s custom visualizations, including the animated gauge, is shown below.
Metrics - 2 metrics required. Metric 1, M1 will be the numerator and Metric 2 M2 will be the denominator making the displayed value as M1/M2 as a percentage. Attribute - Optional Use as Filter Option - Not available
The screenshot below displays the Profit Margin as a percentage value. The default color shown is blue on a white background but can be altered as desired for gauge or background.
If you already have a single metric formatted as a percentage M1 a derived metric sum(1) to be used as M2 input.
An example dashboard showing various VitaraCharts elements. Note that the dashboard below has been formatted to have a dark theme.
From the 4.5 version of Vitara charts, the text formattings for the KPI animation chart are introduced. We can now format the text and change the vertical alignment of the text. Below is the example, where the alignment is ‘Top’ and some text formattings are done.
Based on the ratio of the two metrics we can apply thresholds on ring, wave or on the background of the chart. Hover the cursor on the chart, Click on the ‘Edit’ button and select the ‘Thresholds’ option in the properties window.
Open the property editor by clicking on the ‘Edit’ button and select the ‘Threshold’ tab.
From the 4.5 version of Vitara charts, the target thresholds can be applied on source metrics too. Till 4.4 version, only the ‘Ratio’ option is available in Source threshold, now the metrics can also be sourced.
Below is the example where the Target selected as ‘Wave’ and Source as ‘Profit’ and applied threshold condition as Greater than >20.
The steps to set a background image for all Vitara charts are explained in .
