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Expand Up @@ -118,6 +118,12 @@ The Gauge visualizes key performance indicators (KPIs) and progress toward goals

### Radial Gauge

A radial gauge is a circular visual element that looks similar to a speedometer in a car. It shows values along a curved scale, usually in the shape of a full or partial circle. The pointer on the gauge is often a needle, but it can also be a marker or a bar. This pointer moves to show the current value.

Radial gauges are especially useful when you want to show data that feels like speed or progress, such as how fast something is going or how much of a goal has been reached.

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### Linear Gauge

The Linear Gauge is represented by a horizontal or vertical scale and displays its value as a percentage of the total scale's length. To add a Linear Gauge, click the **Linear Gauge Wizard** in the **Components** tab, and then use the **Configure Linear Gauge** pane to adjust the settings.
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