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Defining Thresholds

<div id="content"><div class="parentsection"><div class="section"><div tabindex="0"><h3>Is it possible to define individual thresholds for specific KPIs? Can these thresholds be highlighted with colors to identify, for example, underperformers or overperformers?</h3></div><p tabindex="0">It is possible to define individual thresholds for particular KPIs. You can assign these individual thresholds for each widget to perform, for example, underperformers or overperformers.</p><p tabindex="0">The following video will provide a comprehensive answer to your question.</p><div class="kalturaVideoLessonWrapper"><div aria-label="" class="kalturaVideoLessonContainer" data-testid="video" id="1_790rkfy3"></div></div></div></div></div>

Thresholds

Answering Frequently Asked Questions for SAP Analytics Cloud for the Sports Industry

<div>Learn how to customize data bars and cells in charts and tables by setting thresholds for calculations. Explore creating and adjusting thresholds, applying filters, and styling options for a visually enhanced data presentation.<br><br># This description was auto-generated #</div>

You can customize the appearance of data bars in a chart or cells in a table based on their values. This is achieved by setting thresholds for your calculations. To create a new threshold, click on the three dots on your chart and select More Options, Add Threshold. In the overview of the threshold, you can choose the model and the measures for which you want to create a new threshold. In this example, we are using the created measure minutes played. You can compare thresholds either to a specific number range or, optionally, to another measure. If you choose the option to compare number ranges, you can include various ranges with minimum and maximum values, color coding, and descriptions. Ensure you carefully observe the comparison signs. Below, a preview of the thresholds is displayed. Additionally, you can incorporate a filter to define the thresholds. When you create the threshold, you will immediately see the adjustments reflected in the widget. If you click on the threshold options for your measure, you can decide whether the threshold is displayed in the widget or not. If there are multiple thresholds available, you can choose which one to show. You can also adjust the threshold's ranges. For example, if you have made a mistake with the starting and ending values of the ranges, you can edit them. Thresholds can also be applied to tables. Click on the three dots next to Measures in the builder to create a new one, display existing ones in a table, or modify the ranges as done previously. By default, the threshold in a table is represented by a symbol positioned on the left side of the cell. You can apply various threshold styling options to tables by interacting with the styler. Within the threshold style settings, there are numerous styling options available for customization.