Nevron Gauge for SQL Server Reporting Services introduces a new level of data visualization, designed to extend your reports within SSRS 2005, 2008, 2008R2, 2012, 2014, 2016, 2017, 2019, and 2022 editions.
Nevron Gauge for Reporting Services supports an unlimited number of gauge areas. Each gauge area has its gauge type, and the areas can be automatically or manually arranged. Gauge areas can be nested into one another to create sub-gauges.
Nevron Gauge for Reporting Services supports an unlimited number of titles that can be manually positioned or docked to gauge, gauge areas, and gauge plot areas.
Nevron Gauge for Reporting Services supports saving and loading templates. Save the gauge state from the designer to XML and then import it into a different report item. The state generated by the VS2005, VS2008, VS2010, VS2012, VS2013, VS2015, VS2017 and VS2019 report items is compatible, meaning you can easily convert reports generated with different versions of Visual Studio.
Nevron Gauge for Reporting Services supports customization through C# code, which allows you to use the full Nevron Chart for .NET API in SSRS.
Nevron Gauge for SSRS supports various Radial (Circular) Gauges, Linear Gauges, Numeric Display panels, and State Indicators.
Gauges are designed to provide data analysis to sets of numeric values. Gauge formulas can be applied to the aggregated sets of axis ranges {min and max}, ranges {begin and end} and pointer and numeric display values. Nevron Gauge for SSRS includes various data analysis formulas such as Min, Max, Average, and more.
Nevron radial and linear gauge types support an unlimited number of axes, packed with a complete set of features designed to solve even the most complex gauge requirements.
Nevron radial and linear gauge types support an unlimited number of ranges. Ranges help you visualize the coverage of a value range on a certain axis.
Radial and linear gauge types support an unlimited number of pointers. Pointers help you visualize a value on a specific axis. Radial gauges support numerous needle styles, and linear and radial gauges can display pointers as markers.