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Format KPI Label

This dialog appears when you right-click the KPI value for a pie or donut and then select Format KPI Label from the shortcut menu. It helps you to format the KPI value label.

The dialog contains the following tabs: General, Font and Format.

OK

Applies the changes and closes the dialog.

Cancel

Does not retain any changes and closes the dialog.

Apply

Applies all changes and leaves the dialog open.

Help

Displays the help document about this feature.

General

Specifies the general properties of the labels.

Size

Specifies the size and position of the labels.

• Width
  Specifies the width of the labels, in pixels.
• Height
  Specifies the height of the labels, in pixels.
• X
  Specifies the horizontal coordinate of the top left corner of the object, relative to its parent container.
• Y
  Specifies the vertical coordinate of the top left corner of the object, relative to its parent container.
• Alignment
  Specifies the alignment of the label text.
• Word Wrap
  Specifies whether to enable the word wrap function for the label text.

Fill

Specifies the color and transparency of the labels.

• Fill
  Specifies the color to fill the labels.
• Transparency
  Specifies the transparency to fill the labels.

Border

Specifies the properties for borders of the labels.

• Border Type
  Specifies the type of the border.
• Color
  Specifies the color of the border. To edit the color, click the color indicator and select a color from the color palette or input the hexadecimal value (for example, 0xff0000) of a color directly in the text box.
• Line Style
  Specifies the line style to apply to the border.
• Transparency
  Specifies the color transparency for the border.
• Thickness
  Specifies the thickness of the border, in pixels.

• End Caps
  Specifies the ending style of the border line.

• butt
  Ends unclosed sub paths and dash segments with no added decoration.
• round
  Ends unclosed sub paths and dash segments with a round decoration that has a radius equal to half of the width of the pen.
• square
  Ends 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.
• Line Joint
  Specifies the line joint style for the border line.
  • miter
    Joins path segments by extending their outside edges until they meet.
  • round
    Joins path segments by rounding off the corner at a radius of half the line width.
  • bevel
    Joins path segments by connecting the outer corners of their wide outlines with a straight segment.
  • joint round
    Joins path segments by rounding off the corner at the specified radius.

• Path
  Specifies the fill pattern of the border line.

  • Outline Path
    Specifies the fill pattern of the border line to be outline path.
  • Fill Path
    Specifies the fill pattern of the border line to be whole path.
• Dash
  Specifies the dash size of border line.
  • Auto Adjust Dash
    If selected, the dash size will be adjusted automatically.
  • Fixed Dash Size
    If selected, the dash size will be fixed size.

Orientation

Specifies the orientation properties of the labels.

• Label Orientation
  Specifies the rotation angle of the labels.

Sample

Displays a preview sample of your selection.

Font

Specifies the font format of the label text.

Font

Specifies the font format of label text.

• Font list
  Lists all the available font faces that can be selected to apply to the text.
• Font Size
  Specifies the font size of the text.
• Font Color
  Specifies the font color of the text.
• Transparency
  Specifies the color transparency of the text.
• Rotation
  Specifies the rotation angle of the text around its center, in degrees.
• Shearing
  Specifies the gradient of the text.

Effects

Specifies the special effects of the label text.

• Style
  Specifies the font style of the text. It can be one of the following: plain, bold, italic, and bold italic.
• Strikethrough
  Specifies the style of the horizontal line with which the text is struck through. It can be one of the following: none, thin line, bold line, and double lines.
• Underline
  Specifies 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 patterned line or bold patterned is selected, a line or bold line in the pattern of the text will be drawn.

  Note: Web Report Studio and JDashboard do not support underlining chart text so this property will be ignored when the chart runs in Web Report Studio or is used in a dashboard.

• Superscript
  Raises the text above the baseline and changes the text to a smaller font size, if a smaller size is available.
• Embossed
  Makes the text appear to be raised off the page in relief.
• Outlined
  Displays the inner and outer borders of each character.
• Subscript
  Lowers the text below the baseline and changes the text to a smaller font size, if a smaller size is available.
• Engraved
  Makes the text appear to be imprinted or pressed into the page.
• Shadowed
  Adds a shadow beneath and to the right of the text.

Sample

Displays the specified font and any text effects.

Format

Specifies the data format of the label text.

Category

Lists the category types. Select one to customize its format.

Format

Displays all the formats of the selected category. Select the required one and click Add to add it as the format of the specified category. You can add only one format for each category.

Properties

Displays the properties of the format you select. If the formats listed in the Format box cannot meet your requirement, define the format in the text field and then click Add to add it as the format of the specified category.

Auto Scale in Number

The property takes effect for the Number category. It specifies whether to automatically scale the values that fall into the two ranges:

• When 1000 <= Value < 10^15, SI (International System of Units) Symbol is used to scale numbers and the following quantity unit symbols are used: K (10^3), M (10^6), G (10^9), and T (10^12).
• When 0 < Value < 0.001 or Value >= 10^15, scientific notation is used to scale numbers.

The value "auto" means that the property setting follows that of the parent data container.

When the property is true: for the values that are to be scaled, the Format setting applies to the integer part of the values after scaled; if the specified format conflicts with the Auto Scale in Number property, for example, the values are displayed in percentage, then the Auto Scale in Number property is ignored.

Sample

Displays a preview sample of your selection.

Stack

Lists all the formats you select from different categories.

Add

Adds a format to the Stack list box.

Remove

Removes a format from the Stack list box.

Apply

Applies the specified format in the Stack list box to the label.

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