Hi Shompinice,
Regarding “data binding doesn’t
seem to work”:
Based on the shared information we have checked the reported
query with your shared sample and noticed that it is a sample level issue. In
your sample, you have set the StartAngle to 0, which initiates the scale from
the extreme right. Additionally, the EndValue is set to 80 with an Interval of
20, based on this EndValue. To achieve your requirements, it's necessary to
adjust the StartAngle to 270, which will commence the scale from the top
(North)., as shown in the following code snippet.
[Before]:
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<gauge:CircularScale
ShowLabels="False"
Interval="20"
MinorTicksPerInterval="0"
StartValue="0"
EndValue="80"
StartAngle="0"
SweepAngle="360">
</gauge:CircularScale>
|
[After]:
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<gauge:CircularScale
ShowLabels="False"
Interval="20"
MinorTicksPerInterval="0"
StartValue="0"
EndValue="80"
StartAngle="270"
SweepAngle="360">
</gauge:CircularScale>
|
We have shared the tested output
screenshots (with Labels visible for better understanding) below for your
reference.
Please note that if your scale’s range is maximum, you need
to adjust the EndValue and Interval accordingly.
Regarding “how to create an
arrow as shown in the image?”:
Your requirement can be achieved at sample level using the
NeedlePointer and SymbolPointer. We have prepared an example sample and
attached below for your reference, where we have included two Needle pointers
and two Symbol pointers to achieve the desired output as you expected. In the
sample, we have provided the values hard coded.
Please check our sample and let us know whether your
requirement is achieved.
If you have any further questions or require assistance with
any other aspect, please do not hesitate to let us know. We are here to help.
Regards,
Vishal O.
Attachment:
GaugePointerBinding_5dfa9cfb.zip
