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KPI Card shows a single data point value with a descriptive label. Background color, data point text color and label color can be changed and set to be conditionally determined. Optionally, the data point can be visualized with an icon shown left side of the value. Also the icon type and color can be customized.
KPI Card shows a single data point value with a descriptive label. Background color, shown value color and label color can be changed and set to be determined using the conditional formatting. Optionally, the data point can be visualized with an icon shown left side of the value. Also the icon type and color can be customized.


== KPI Card Functionalities ==
== KPI Card Functionalities ==
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* Color of the icon can be set either using another measure, dimension or column mapped to the '''Color''' or with the [[#Conditional formatting|conditional formatting]] (if both are defined, the second measure is used).
* Color of the icon can be set either using another measure, dimension or column mapped to the '''Color''' or with the [[#Conditional formatting|conditional formatting]] (if both are defined, the second measure is used).
* Color of the shown measure value can be changed using the measure, dimension or column color (in the measure, dimension or column settings).
* Color of the shown measure value can be changed using the measure, dimension or column color (in the measure, dimension or column settings).
* The font size and text styles of the shown measure value can be changed using the measure, dimension or column settings.
* Conditional formatting allow to determine data point value color, title color, background color and the icon color (for more information, see [[#Conditional Formatting|Conditional Formatting]]).
* Conditional formatting allow to determine data point value color, title color, background color and the icon color (for more information, see [[#Conditional Formatting|Conditional Formatting]]).
* Appearance of the shown value can be changed by using settings ''Round to decimals'', ''Measure unit'' and ''Date format'' (in the measure, dimension or column settings).
* Appearance of the shown value can be changed by using settings ''Round to decimals'', ''Measure unit'' and ''Date format'' (in the measure, dimension or column settings).
* Title of the measure can be changed by using the title field in the ''General'' tab.
* The title of the KPI Card, the title font size, color, styling, and horizontal and vertical alignment can be changed in the ''Visual'' tab.
* If there are several rows in the queried dataset, a data point for each row is shown as a comma separated list.
* If there are several rows in the queried dataset, a data point for each row is shown as a comma separated list.


== Set Icon Color Using Second Measure ==
== Set Icon Color ==
Icon Color can be set either using a measure, dimension or column mapped to the '''Color''' or the [[#Conditional Formatting|conditional formatting]]. To use a measure, dimension or column, follow these steps:
Icon Color can be set either using another measure, dimension or column mapped to the '''Color''' or the [[#Conditional Formatting|conditional formatting]]. To use a measure, dimension or column, follow these steps:
# Select the KPI Card as a visualization.
# Select the KPI Card as a visualization.
# Define your KPI as the first measure.
# Define your KPI as the first measure in the '''Measures''' tab.
# In the '''Advanced settings''' of the first measure, set text ''measure1'' to the '''Variable name''' field.
# In the '''Advanced settings''' of the first measure, set the '''Variable name''' field to ''measure1''.
# Select '''Data point colors''' as the second measure, and define the limit values between green-yellow and red-yellow.
# Select '''Data point colors''' as the second measure, and define the limit values between green-yellow and red-yellow.


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== Conditional Formatting==
== Conditional Formatting==
The following conditional formatting are available:
Conditional formatting is used to show the KPI Card with varying colors based on the data. The following conditional formatting are available:
* '''backgroundColor''': Background color of the KPI Card. Configured similarly than in [[QPR_ProcessAnalyzer_Table#Conditional_formatting|table conditional formatting]].
* '''backgroundColor''': Background color of the KPI Card. Configured similarly than in [[QPR_ProcessAnalyzer_Table#Conditional_formatting|table conditional formatting]].
* '''textColor''': Text color of the KPI Card. By default #0f2975 (dark blue). Configured similarly than in [[QPR_ProcessAnalyzer_Table#Conditional_formatting|table conditional formatting]].
* '''textColor''': Text color of the KPI Card. By default #0f2975 (dark blue). Configured similarly than in [[QPR_ProcessAnalyzer_Table#Conditional_formatting|table conditional formatting]].
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=== Conditional formatting examples ===
=== Conditional formatting examples ===


Data point value color:
Value color:
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KPI Card shows a single data point value with a descriptive label. Background color, shown value color and label color can be changed and set to be determined using the conditional formatting. Optionally, the data point can be visualized with an icon shown left side of the value. Also the icon type and color can be customized.

KPI Card Functionalities

The KPI card has the following functionalities:

  • KPI presents a single data point value. The measure, dimension or column used is defined by the KPI value mapping.
  • Color of the icon can be set either using another measure, dimension or column mapped to the Color or with the conditional formatting (if both are defined, the second measure is used).
  • Color of the shown measure value can be changed using the measure, dimension or column color (in the measure, dimension or column settings).
  • The font size and text styles of the shown measure value can be changed using the measure, dimension or column settings.
  • Conditional formatting allow to determine data point value color, title color, background color and the icon color (for more information, see Conditional Formatting).
  • Appearance of the shown value can be changed by using settings Round to decimals, Measure unit and Date format (in the measure, dimension or column settings).
  • The title of the KPI Card, the title font size, color, styling, and horizontal and vertical alignment can be changed in the Visual tab.
  • If there are several rows in the queried dataset, a data point for each row is shown as a comma separated list.

Set Icon Color

Icon Color can be set either using another measure, dimension or column mapped to the Color or the conditional formatting. To use a measure, dimension or column, follow these steps:

  1. Select the KPI Card as a visualization.
  2. Define your KPI as the first measure in the Measures tab.
  3. In the Advanced settings of the first measure, set the Variable name field to measure1.
  4. Select Data point colors as the second measure, and define the limit values between green-yellow and red-yellow.

Now the KPI targets are visualized as a colored icon next to the KPI value.

Conditional Formatting

Conditional formatting is used to show the KPI Card with varying colors based on the data. The following conditional formatting are available:

  • backgroundColor: Background color of the KPI Card. Configured similarly than in table conditional formatting.
  • textColor: Text color of the KPI Card. By default #0f2975 (dark blue). Configured similarly than in table conditional formatting.
  • title/color: The label color. By default #4f5765 (grey).
  • icon: Icon type that is shown left of the data point value. Configured similarly than in table conditional formatting. If only icon color is defined, the default square icon is used.
  • icon/color: Color of the icon. Configured similarly than in table conditional formatting.

Conditional formatting examples

Value color:

{
	"textColor": {
		"rules": [
			{
				"value": 100,
				"comparison": ">",
				"color": "#68DD8F"
			},
			{
				"color": "#EF5254"
			}
		]
	}
}

Title color:

{
	"title": {
		"color": {
			"scale": [
				{
					"value": 0,
					"color": "#FFFFFF"
				},
				{
					"value": 100,
					"color": "#68DD8F"
				}
				
			]
		}
	}
}

Icon and its color:

{
	"icon": {
		"rules": [
			{
				"value": { "type": "measure", "index": 2 },
				"comparison": ">",
				"icon": "arrow_upward"
			},
			{
				"icon": "arrow_downward"
			}
		],
		"color": "#069cf0"
	}
}