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The UWP Linear Gauge is a data visualization component that helps display numerical values on a linear scale. It has highly customizable features such as scales, pointers, ranges, and annotations. Also, it lets you create a value indicator, pressure gauge, thermometer, ruler, progress bar, KPI, and more.
The axis of an UWP Linear Gauge is a linear scale, where a set of values can be plotted based on any business logic. The appearance of a scale can be customized easily. You can change linear scale orientation to either horizontal or vertical.
Customize the look and feel of the default labels using the font style, size, and color properties. Prefix or suffix text also can be added to the label.
Define your own style for minor and major ticks using the size, color, and thickness properties.
To enhance readability, change the default scale position by setting the offset value for labels and ticks.
Colors vary gradually based on scale values, which gives a smooth color transition effect.
You can change the scale direction to backward (inversed) or forward.
A range is a visual element that helps visualize a value that falls on a linear scale quickly.
You can change or move the range position to any place in a gauge.
Range thickness varies based on values, displaying the actual usage and enhancing readability.
Range colors vary gradually based on scale values, which gives a smooth color transition effect.
Add multiple ranges to a scale to show color variations in a gauge.
The bar pointer is used to point out the current value from the start value of a linear scale.
The position of the bar pointer can be changed or moved to any place inside the gauge.
Bar pointer provides options to add the corner radius at the start, end, and on both sides of the pointer. This support provides a rich styling experience for data visualization.
Bar pointer colors vary gradually based on scale values, which gives a smooth color transition effect.
The current value in the linear scale can be pointed out by using marker pointers. The pointer type can be changed to built-in shapes, such as triangles, inverted triangles, squares, or circles to highlight the values.
Marker pointers can be changed or moved to any place in the gauge.
The marker pointer can be customized by adding images to highlight the values.
Annotations display metadata about a circular gauge at a specific point of interest in the plotting area.
Annotations provide options to add any image to the gauge control with respect to its offset position. Multiple images can also be added to a single control.
Add any text in gauge control to enhance readability. Multiple text instances can also be added to a single control.
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