Before You Begin
This tutorial shows you how to create gauge visualizations in Oracle Analytics.
Background
In Oracle Analytics, you can create a semi-circular, circular, horizontal bar and vertical bar gauge visualization. A gauge visualization can illustrate progress, goals, and key performance indicators for a measure. You can also include a dimension and create calculations to use in your gauge visualization.
What Do You Need?
- Access to Oracle Analytics
- Download sample_order_lines2023.xlsx to your computer
Create a Dataset
In this section, you create a dataset from the sample_order_lines2023 spreadsheet.
- Sign in to Oracle Analytics.
- On the Home page, click Create and select Dataset.
- In Create Dataset, click Drop data file here or click to browse, select the sample_order_lines2023.xlsx file, and then click Open.
- In Create Dataset Table from sample_order_lines2023.xlsx, click OK. Click Save
.
- In Save Dataset As, enter
sample_order_lines2023
, and then click OK.Description of the illustration join_diagram.png
Create Gauges in a Workbook
In this section, you create a gauge visualization with the sample order line2023 dataset.
- Click Create Workbook. Close the Insight panel.
- In the Data
pane, hold down the Ctrl key, click Profit, Quantity Ordered, and Product Category.
- Right-click, select Pick Visualization, and then select Gauge
.
Oracle Analytics puts the Product Category data element in Trellis Rows, Quantity Ordered in Values (Gauge), and Profit in Values (Target) in the Grammar pane.
Description of the illustration three_gauges.png - In the Grammar pane, select Quantity Ordered in Values (Gauge) and drag it to Values (Target) to trade places with Profit.
Description of the illustration three_gauges_new_order.png
Compare Two Measures
In this section, you create a gauge visualization with two measures.
- Click Visualizations
. In Visualizations, drag Gauge
to the canvas and release it above the three gauges visualization.
- Click Data
.
- In the Data pane, select Sales and drag it to Values (Gauge) in the Grammar
pane.
- In the Data pane, select Profit and drag it to Values (Target) in the Grammar pane.
Description of the illustration profit_sales_gauge.png
Specify Gauge Visualization Properties
In this section, you modify the default gauge visualization properties. Your property changes apply to the selected visualization. If you implement property changes in a visualization that produced multiple gauges such as in the Quantity Ordered, Profit by Product Category visualization, the changes update every gauge in that visualization.
- With the Profit, Sales visualization selected, click Properties
.
- Under Gauge, click None in the Range Label row and select Start/End.
- In Properties, click Values
.
- Under Profit in the Tickmark Color row, click the black
box.
- In Tickmark Color, click a contrasting color in the color scale. Select a color and click OK.
This tutorial selects a goldenrod yellow
. You can enter the Hex code
#f6d805
in the color picker field to match the tutorial. - In Properties, click General
. Under Gauge in the Type row, click Semi-Circular and select Circular.
Description of the illustration gauge_prop_changes.png
Use Two Measures and an Attribute for the Gauge Visualization
In this section, you create a gauge visualization using the horizontal bar type and update the gauges properties.
- In the Data pane, hold down the Ctrl key, click Customer Segment and Profit. Right-click, select Pick Visualization and select Gauge.
Description of the illustration profit_custseg.png - Click Properties
.
- In Properties under Gauge, click Semi-Circular in the Type row and select Horizontal Bar.
- In the Range Labels row, click None and select Start/End.
Description of the illustration horizontal_bar.png - In the Data pane, select Sales and drag it to the Profit by Customer Segment visualization.
- In Properties, click Values
.
- Under Sales in the Tickmark Color row, click the black
box.
- In Tickmark Color, click a contrasting color in the color scale. Select a color and click OK.
This tutorial selects a red . You can enter the Hex code
#e60f38
in the color picker field to match the tutorial.

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Create a Gauge Visualization in Oracle Analytics
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Learn how to create gauge visualizations in Oracle Analytics.
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