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Format KPI Label Dialog Box
You can use the Format KPI Label dialog box to format the KPI value labels in a pie/donut chart. This topic describes the options in the dialog box.
Designer displays the Format KPI Label dialog box when you right-click the KPI value for a pie/donut in the chart and select Format KPI Label from the shortcut menu, or double-click the KPI value for any pie/donut in the chart.
The dialog box contains the following tabs:
You see these buttons in the tabs:
OK
Select to apply your settings and close the dialog box.
Cancel
Select to close the dialog box without saving any changes.
Apply
Select to apply all changes and leave the dialog box open.
Help
Select to view information about the dialog box.
General Tab
Use this tab to specify the general properties of the labels.
Size
You can specify the size of the labels in this box.
- Width
Specify the width of the labels, in pixels. - Height
Specify the height of the labels, in pixels. - X
Specify the horizontal coordinate of the top left corner of the labels, relative to their parent container. - Y
Specify the vertical coordinate of the top left corner of the labels, relative to their parent container. - Alignment
Select the alignment of the text in the labels. - Word Wrap
Select to wrap the text according to the width of the labels.
Fill
You can specify the fill color or effects of the labels in this box.
- Fill
Specify the color or effects to fill the labels. To edit the color, select the color indicator and select a color from the color palette or type the hexadecimal value of a color (for example, 0xff0000) in the text box. - Transparency
Specify the transparency of the color or effects.
Border
You can specify properties for the border of the labels in this box.
- Border Type
Select the type of the border.- none
Select if you do not want to show the border. - raised
Select to show 3-D border which appears as if it is raised off the page. - recess
Select to show 3-D border which appears as if it is pressed into the page. - shadow
Select to show two shadowed borders, beneath and to the right of the object. - solid
Select to use single-line border.
- none
- Color
Specify the color of the border. To edit the color, select the color indicator and select a color from the color palette or type the hexadecimal value of a color (for example, 0xff0000) in the text box. - Transparency
Specify the transparency for the color of the border. - Line Style
Select the line style of the border. - Thickness
Specify the width of the border, in pixels. - End Caps
Select the ending style of the border line.- butt
Select to end unclosed sub paths and dash segments with no added decoration. - round
Select to end unclosed sub paths and dash segments with a round decoration that has a radius equal to half of the width of the pen. - square
Select to end unclosed sub paths and dash segments with a square projection that extends beyond the end of the segment to a distance equal to half of the line width.
- butt
- Line Joint
Select the joint style of the border line.- miter
Select to join path segments by extending their outside edges until they meet. - round
Select to join path segments by rounding off the corner at a radius of half the line width. - bevel
Select to join path segments by connecting the outer corners of their wide outlines with a straight segment. - joint round
Select to join path segments by rounding off the corner at the specified radius.
- miter
- Path
Specify the fill pattern of the border.- Outline Path
Select to use outline path for the border. - Fill Path
Select to use whole path for the border.
- Outline Path
- Dash
Specify the dash size of the border if you select a dash line style for the border.- Auto Adjust Dash
Select to adjust the dash size automatically. - Fixed Dash Size
Select to use fixed dash size.
- Auto Adjust Dash
Orientation
You can specify the orientation of the labels in this box.
- Label Orientation
Specify the rotation angle of the labels.
Sample
This box displays a preview sample based on your selections.
Font Tab
Use this tab to specify the font properties of the text in the labels.
Font
You can specify the font format of the text in the labels in this box.
- Font list
This drop-down list contains all the font faces that you can select to apply to the text. - Font Size
Specify the font size of the text. - Font Color
Specify the font color of the text. To edit the color, select the color indicator and select a color from the color palette or type the hexadecimal value of a color (for example, 0xff0000) in the text box. - Transparency
Specify the color transparency of the text. - Rotation
Specify the rotation angle of the text around its center, in degrees. The default value is 0. - Shearing
Specify the gradient of the text.
Effects
You can specify the special effects of the text in the labels in this box.
- Style
Select the font style of the text. It can be one of the following: plain, bold, italic, and bold italic. - Strikethrough
Select the style of the horizontal line using which to strikethrough the text. It can be one of the following: none, thin line, bold line, and double lines. - Underline
Select the style of the horizontal line under the text. It can be one of the following: none, single, single lower, bold line, bold lower, double lines, bold double, patterned line, and bold patterned. When you select "patterned line" or "bold patterned", Designer draws a line or bold line in the pattern of the text. - Superscript
Select to raise the text above the baseline and change the text to a smaller font size, if a smaller size is available. - Embossed
Select to make the text appear to be raised off the page in relief. - Outlined
Select to display the inner and outer borders of each character. - Subscript
Select to lower the text below the baseline and change the text to a smaller font size, if a smaller size is available. - Engraved
Select to make the text appear to be imprinted or pressed into the page. - Shadowed
Select to add a shadow beneath and to the right of the text.
Web Report Studio and JDashboard do not support underlining chart text, therefore, this property is ignored when the chart runs in Web Report Studio or is used in a dashboard.
Sample
This box displays a preview sample based on your selections.
Format Tab
Use this tab to specify the data format of the labels.
Category & Format
These two boxes list the category types and the formats of each category that Designer provides by default. Select a category and a format for this category, then select Add to add it as the format of the category. You can add only one format for each category.
Properties
This text box shows the properties of the format that you select in the Format box. If the default formats Designer provides for a category cannot meet your requirement, you can define your own format in the text box and select Add to add it as the format of the category.
Auto Scale in Number
Specify whether to automatically scale the Number values that fall into the two ranges:
- When 1000 <= value < 10^15, Logi Report Engine applies the following quantity unit symbols of the International System of Units to scale the values: K (10^3), M (10^6), G (10^9), and T (10^12).
- When 0 < value < 0.001 or value >= 10^15, Logi Report Engine uses scientific notation to scale the values.
By default, Designer selects "auto" for the option, meaning, Designer applies the setting that you specify for the same property on the chart in the Report Inspector for the values. If you select "true", Designer applies the specified format to the integer part of the values after scaling them; however, if the specified format conflicts with the logic of Auto Scale in Number, for example, the values display in percentage, Designer ignores the Auto Scale in Number setting. Select "false" if you do not want to scale the values.
Sample
This box displays a sample for the selected format.
Stack
This box lists all the formats that you select from different categories.
Add
Select to add a format to the Stack box.
Remove
Select to remove the specified format from the Stack box.
Apply
Select to apply the specified format to the labels.