Adding a range item to a Linear Gauge

Hi Mike,

The CircularGauge and LinearGauge have largely the same features. You can add one or more LinearRanges to the LinearGauge to highlight areas of interest.

Either way, I'm not entirely sure what you are asking. If you can please clarify, maybe using CircularGauge as an example, then we can take a closer look.

I have a circular gauge and I set some CircularRange values as follows for MAX and MIN warning ranges.

<gauge:CircularTickSet.Ranges>
<gauge:CircularRange StartValue="41" EndValue="79" StartExtent="15.4%" EndExtent="15.4%"
HasDropShadow="False" ScalePlacement="Inside"
Background="{shared:LinearGradientBrush #FCCD07, #FBD103, GradientType=TopLeftToBottomRight}" />
<gauge:CircularRange StartValue="81" EndValue="99" StartExtent="15.4%" EndExtent="15.4%"
HasDropShadow="False" ScalePlacement="Inside"
Background="{shared:LinearGradientBrush #07FA04, #4AFF02, GradientType=TopLeftToBottomRight}" />
</gauge:CircularTickSet.Ranges>

I can't see the equivalent in a Linear gauge?

Have you some example code?

Thanks

Hi Mike,

The LinearGauge equivalent would be almost identical (you'd simply replace "Circular" with "Linear"). You can see the LinearGauge Ranges QuickStart for some examples.