One number against its range, as a ring or a gauge: progress toward a goal, a score, utilization or a budget used. Add bands= to color it bad, warn or good by where the value falls.
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"text"textA short label under the meter, e.g. "Goal reached".optionalvalueexpressionThe number to show, e.g. value=score or value={round(spent / budget * 100)}.requiredkindring · gaugering is a full circle, for progress toward a goal; gauge is a half circle, for a score or a level, and shows min and max at its ends and its bands.ringminnumberThe low end of the range (default 0), a number or an {expression}.0maxnumberThe high end of the range (default 100), e.g. max=500 or max={budget}.100bandsstringOne or two values that split the range into bad, warn and good, low to high, e.g. bands="60,85": below 60 is bad, 60 to 85 warn, 85 and above good. One value splits it into bad and good.—goodup · downWhich end of bands is good: up (default), or down for costs, risk or load, where low is good.upformatnumber · money · percentHow the number reads: number (1,200), money ($1,200) or percent, the value's share of the range (82%).numberifconditionShow only when this expression is true, e.g. if=done or if={count>0}. Every element takes it.—tipstringA short explanation shown on hover, keyboard focus or a tap, e.g. tip="Orders not yet shipped": for a term or a number some people won't know, instead of more words on screen. It makes the element a Tab stop if it isn't one. Every element takes it.—