A gauge chart presents a single number as a meter reading. If the chart includes thresholds, a manager can review the chart quickly to determine whether this number is within a targeted range.

For example, this gauge chart reads 2400. The need falls within the green threshold, indicating that 2400 is a good result, whereas values below 200 are not good.

To create an interactive gauge chart:

1. Design and test a summary view report that has a single row in the Fields array of the Content tab.
2. Optionally, configure one or more thresholds on the Content tab.
3. On the Chart tab, select Use a Chart for the view?
4. Select Interactive as the Chart Output Type.
5. Click Configure Interactive Chart. Select the Gauge type. Choose a subtype.

Gauge charts are sometimes called scorecard charts.

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