You can use the C1Gauge.Minimum and C1Gauge.Maximum properties to set a numeric range that the gauge would be limited to. You can customize the C1Gauge.Minimum and C1Gauge.Maximum values at design time, in XAML, and in code. Although this topic sets the C1Gauge.Minimum and C1Gauge.Maximum properties of the C1LinearGauge control, the same steps can be used to customize the C1Gauge.Minimum and C1Gauge.Maximum of other controls.
At Design Time
To set the C1Gauge.Minimum and C1Gauge.Maximum for the C1LinearGauge at run time, complete the following steps:
1. Click the C1LinearGauge control once to select it.
2. Navigate to the Properties window, and enter a number, for example 50, next to the C1Gauge.Maximum property.
3. In the Properties window, enter a number, for example -50, next to the C1Gauge.Minimum property.
This will set C1Gauge.Minimum and C1Gauge.Maximum values.
In XAML
To set the C1LinearGauge control's C1Gauge.Minimum and C1Gauge.Maximum in XAML add Maximum="50" Minimum="-50" to the <Gauge:C1LinearGauge> tag so that it appears similar to the following:
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<Gauge:C1LinearGauge Height="89" Margin="47,57,33,43" Name="C1LinearGauge1" Width="287" Maximum="50" Minimum="-50"> |
In Code
To set the C1LinearGauge control's C1Gauge.Minimum and C1Gauge.Maximum add the following code to your project:
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C1LinearGauge1.Minimum = -50 C1LinearGauge1.Maximum = 50 |
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C1LinearGauge1.Minimum = -50; C1LinearGauge1.Maximum = 50; |
Run your project and observe:
The gauge will be limited to the selected range at run time: