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Gauge Reports

Gauge reports are a type of report in SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) that use a gauge to display data in a visual and easy-to-understand way. Gauge reports are often used to display key performance indicators (KPIs) and show how well a company or organization is performing.

Syntax

There is no syntax to be provided for gauge reports.

Example

Consider a scenario in which a company wants to display the current sales number for the month of January in a visually appealing way. They could create a gauge report that looks like the following:

Gauge Report Example

This gauge report provides a snapshot of current sales in January. The gauge displays the percentage of sales achieved compared to the target sales for the month.

Explanation

Gauge reports use a gauge to display data in a visually appealing way. The gauge can be customized to display different types of data, for example, percentage of completion, current sales numbers, or the number of items sold. The gauge can be arranged horizontally or vertically, and it can be customized with different colors and ranges to highlight different levels of performance.

Use

Gauge reports are often used to display KPIs and other important data in a visually appealing way. When properly implemented, gauge reports can help managers and decision-makers quickly identify areas that need improvement or that are performing well.

Important Points

  • Gauge reports are a visually appealing way to display data and are often used to show KPIs.
  • Gauge reports use a gauge to display data, which can be customized with different colors and ranges.
  • Gauge reports help managers and decision-makers identify areas that need improvement or that are performing well.

Summary

Gauge reports are a type of report in SSRS that are used to display data in a visually appealing way. They use a gauge to display data, which can be customized with different colors and ranges. Gauge reports are often used to display KPIs and help managers and decision-makers quickly identify areas that need improvement or that are performing well.

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