Gauge list visualization (SmartViz)
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The Gauge list visualization draws one progress ring per row of data, laid out in a grid. Each ring shows a value as a proportion of a maximum, and can change color as it crosses thresholds. It's a compact way to show utilization or completion across many items at once.
When to use a gauge list
A gauge list draws one progress ring per row, which suits many items each measured against their own maximum. Where a gauge gives one value a lot of space, a gauge list gives fifty values a little.
Utilization fits well: Storage Space Used against Storage Space Reserved from Azure, or Service Quotas from AWS.
Set Color thresholds so rings turn amber and red as they fill, letting the reader scan for trouble instead of reading numbers.
Where items have different units, or no meaningful maximum, use a Bar.
Try it out
Change the settings below and see how the chart updates. Select a dataset from the dropdown to see different use cases.
SLA compliance per service, where higher is better, so green sits at the top of the range. The baseline before the next sample flips that direction.
Gauge list settings
Data mapping
Gauge list
Color thresholds
Color each ring according to how full it is. Each band colors the range up to its to value, expressed as a fraction of the ring's maximum between 0 and 1. List the bands in ascending order, and end the last band at 1.