Spreadsheet Format
Each row represents an individual gauge. Five rows will make five gauges on the display
| | Column 1 | Column 2 |
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| Data Type | plain text | number |
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| Contents | The gauge's name (for example, "Sound") | The value for the gauge. This defines the position of the dial on the gauge. |
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Customization Options
Go to Common Options for Charts and Graphs for more options
Height of gauges: controls how tall you want your gauges to appear
- enter a number anywhere between 5 and 9000
Width of gauges: controls how wide you want your gauges to appear
- enter a number anywhere between 5 and 9000
Green zone color: creates a third zone in your gauge
- the default color is set to green
- click the colored box to show a color wheel
- choose a color for your third zone
Green zone start
- type in a number indicating where you want the green zone to begin on the gauge
Green zone end
- type in a number indicating where you want the green zone to end on the gauge
Maximum gauge range: sets the highest value the gauge reads
- type in a number in any format: negative and positive numbers, decimals, and fractions
Minimum gauge range: sets the lowest value on the gauge
- type in a number in any format: negative and positive numbers, decimals, and fractions
Major tick labels: sets how many big tick marks you want to display on your gauge
- the default number is set to 5, with only the maximum and minimum gauge labels appearing on the gauge
- to label major ticks, enter comma separated values in the order in which you want them to appear on the gauge
Number of minor tick marks: sets how many small tick marks you want to display on your gauge
- type in the number of minor tick marks you want to appear between each major tick mark
Red zone color: sets the color of the first zone in your gauge
- the default color is set to red
- click the colored box to show a color wheel
- choose the color for your first zone
Red zone start
- type in a number indicating where you want the red zone to begin on the gauge
Red zone end
- type in a number indicating where you want the red zone to end on the gauge
Yellow zone color: sets the color of the second zone in your gauge
- the default color is set to yellow
- click the colored box to show a color wheel
- choose a color for your second zone
Yellow zone start
- type in a number indicating where you want the yellow zone to begin on the gauge
Yellow zone end
- type in a number indicating where you want the yellow zone to end on the gauge