You can customize the colors and threshold boundaries of
the gauge axis areas and whether they use numbers instead of percentages.
You can also change the colors of the gauge face and outline and hide
gauge labels. By default, the legacy gauge chart uses a band divided
into thirds that runs from green to red.
Procedure
- Click the gauge chart object.
- If you want to customize the color of the gauge face or
outline, in the General section of the Properties pane,
double-click the Face Color or Dial
Outline Color property.
- If you want to hide the gauge labels, in the Chart
Labels section of the Properties pane,
set the Gauge Labels property to Hide.
- If you want to customize the colors and boundaries of the
gauge areas, do the following:
- In the Color & Background section
of the Properties pane, double-click the Gauge
Palette property.
- To change the color of a boundary area, under Palette,
select the color, click Color, specify the
color properties, and click OK.
- To change the value of a boundary area, under Palette,
select the boundary value, and type a new value.
- To add a new boundary area, click the new button .
- To choose a pre-defined threshold style, click the Palette drop-down
menu.
You can choose whether to use discrete colors or continuous colors.
To use a number instead of a percentage as a boundary, clear the Percentage check
box, and then type a number in the Numeric boundary box.