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            Formatting Settings for Dashboard Gauge Components

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            Formatting Settings for Dashboard Gauge Components

            Set the breakpoints and colors on your gauge component to help users interpret the current value of the field you are tracking.

            Required Editions

            Available in: Salesforce Classic
            Available in: Group (View Only), Professional, Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited, and Developer Editions
            User Permissions Needed
            To create dashboards: Run Reports AND Create and Customize Dashboards
            To edit and delete dashboards that you created: Run Reports AND Create and Customize Dashboards
            To edit and delete dashboards that you created in public folders: Edit My Dashboards
            To edit and delete dashboards that you didn’t create in public folders: Manage Dashboards in Public Folders
            To create, edit, and delete dynamic dashboards: Manage Dynamic Dashboards

            Optionally, set conditional highlighting by defining up to three value ranges and colors. You need to also set the minimum and maximum for the scale. You must set highlighting to follow a component and receive alerts in your Chatter feed when the value crosses a threshold.

            Setting Description
            Minimum The lowest value on the chart.
            Low Range Color Select a color to represent the low range, up to the first breakpoint.
            Breakpoint 1 The value that separates the low and mid range colors on the dashboard.
            Middle Range Color Select a color to represent the middle range, between the first and second breakpoints.
            Breakpoint 2 The value that separates the middle and high range colors on the dashboard.
            High Range Color Select a color to represent the high range, above the second breakpoint.
            Maximum The highest value on the chart.
            Show % Display the percentage value for each wedge of pie and donut charts, or for each segment of funnel charts. On a gauge, show the percentage value of the point where the needle is pointing.
            Show Total Display the total value for the chart. For a table, include the sum total for number and currency summary fields.

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