What is a Progress Chart?

Progress Chart visually displays the progress of a task or project through percentage values, which helps you check your work progress and efficiency.

When to Use Progress Chart?

Progress charts can be used to track:

The progress of a task or project.
The uptime and efficiency of production equipment.
The progress in achieving a sales target.

What does it Look Like?

There are three types of progress charts:

Progress Circle Chart
Semi Circle Progress Chart
Liquid Fill Chart

Basic Requirement(s)

Dimension	Measure	Target
0	1	1

How to Setup?

Step 1 Setting Data Source

In the dashboard, click Stats, select a form as the data source, and click OK.

Step 2 Setting and Selecting the Chart

Rename the chart, and select Progress Chart as the chart type.

Step 3 Setting Measure and Target

1. Set the measure.

Select a field from the Fields panel on the left and drag it to Measure.

Note:

Only one measure can be added to a progress chart.

2. Set the target.

After setting the Target, the progress chart will automatically calculate the percentage of the measured value to the target value and display the completion percentage visually.

There are two ways to set the target value:

Enter a target value manually.
Add a field from the data source to Target.

a. Enter a target value manually.

If the target value is a fixed number, you can edit the target value manually.

b. Add a field from the data source to Target.

If the target value comes from data in the data source, you can directly drag the corresponding field to Target.

4. Set the progress chart type.

After setting the measure and target, you can choose a desired progress chart type.

There are three types of progress charts:

Progress Circle Chart
Semi Circle Progress Chart
Liquid Fill Chart

5. Set label field.

For a progress chart, Percentage is ticked by default under Label Field, displaying 2 decimal places and named Progress. You can modify it according to your needs.