It appears that when you use gauge numbering less than 6 (as when you have a value that only goes up to 5), you get repeat numbers on the gauges like below. Can this be corrected?
Here is a way to do it.
Select the EDIT option for the above pasted Radial gauge.Look for the options "Gauge Minimum value" and "Gauge Maximum value".Please edit the values,in your case you could increase the "Gauge Maximum value" from 5 to say 10 or 20.So that when the value exceeds the maximum it would not setup a count(like a counter value).
Thanks for the suggestion, but this is actually not even as effective a workaround as simply setting the Maximum value to 6 (which it can never reach.) Since the gauge is being used with a Temperature State value, we use the gauges that have increasing red as the number value increases. Moving that to a range that can never be reached makes the gauge useless.
Got it.So if I am understanding this correctly,you don't want to see the repeat value field in the radial gauge at all.
Or you would like to know how a repeat value gets filled in the radial gauge.
Repeat values in a gauge don't make any sense. Perhaps I live a sheltered life, but before seeing this on NPM, I have never before seen a gauge that has the same number listed twice on its dial. It's confusing and a waste of real-estate. I guess the question(s) is/are, why can't the gauge simply go straight from 1-5 without repeating, and when can this be fixed?
