Icon
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The Icon feature in the KPI tool allows users to enhance their visualizations by adding symbols or indicators to their KPI displays. With customizable options, including conditional formatting for color changes, this feature helps users highlight key insights, trends, or status indicators effectively. Below is a detailed guide to its features and settings.
Here's a quick guide to create Icon in KPI:
You can choose from over 100+ pre-uploaded icons to enhance your visuals.
These icons can dynamically change based on data conditions, helping you create a more interactive and meaningful representation of your data.
The selection process is intuitive, enabling you to find and apply the right icon for your use case effortlessly.
Default Icon: Set a default icon that appears when no conditional rules are active.
Add Rule: Define data conditions to dynamically change the icon.
Rule Name: Assign a meaningful name for easy identification.
Rule Type:
Single: Applies conditions to individual values.
Compare: Evaluates relationships between multiple values.
Single Rule Type
Value Field: Select the data field to evaluate.
Aggregation: Summarize data using options like None, Sum, Average, Min, Max, First, or Last.
Comparator: Specify the comparison condition: Equal to, Not Equal To, Less Than, Greater Than, etc.
Value Type: Use Fixed values or select a field for evaluation.
Icon: Choose the icon to display when the rule conditions are met.
Compare Rule Type
Comparison Methods: Dynamically change the icon by comparing data points, such as: First vs. Next, First vs. Fixed Value, Last vs. Target Value, etc. Examples include evaluating trends (First vs. Last) or assessing against benchmarks (Max vs. Fixed Value).
Target Field: Specify categories or data fields for comparison.
Sort Order: Arrange comparisons in Ascending or Descending order.
Condition: Define performance expectations: More is better or Less is better.
Icons: Highlight outcomes using different icons for Good, Neutral, or Bad results.
Click here to explore Conditional formatting in detail.
You can set a default color for the selected icon, ensuring it aligns with your design theme.
Conditional formatting can be applied to dynamically change the icon’s color based on specific data conditions.
This feature allows you to visually communicate changes, trends, or thresholds directly through the icon's appearance, making your data more intuitive and accessible.
Default Color: Apply a base color when no conditional rules are active.
Add Rule: Define data conditions to change colors dynamically.
Rule Name: Name the rule for easy identification.
Rule Type:
Single: Applies conditions to individual values.
Compare: Evaluates relationships between multiple values.
Single Rule Type
Value Field: Select the data field for evaluation.
Aggregation: Summarize data using options like None, Sum, Average, Min, Max, First, or Last.
Comparator: Choose a comparison condition: Equal to, Not Equal To, Less Than, Greater Than, etc.
Value Type: Use Fixed values or data fields.
Color: Define the color applied when the rule is met.
Compare Rule Type
Comparison Methods: Compare data points using options such as: First vs. Next, First vs. Fixed Value, Last vs. Target Value, etc. Examples include evaluating trends (First vs. Last) or assessing against benchmarks (Max vs. Fixed Value).
Target Field: Specify categories or data fields for comparison.
Sort Order: Arrange comparisons in Ascending or Descending order.
Condition: Define performance expectations: More is better or Less is better.
Colors: Highlight outcomes as Good, Neutral, or Bad.
Click here to explore Conditional formatting in detail.
This is common tab for all visuals click here to explore settings. You can adjust visual properties, manage formatting options, and fine-tune various features to align with your requirements. Make sure to explore each section for a complete configuration.
