
Formatting defines how the numbers of a series are written: the decimal separator, rounding, the number of decimals, and a prefix or postfix such as € or %. It changes the display only, never the data. The same settings also decide which statistic a chart shows as its headline number.
Formatting is set per series in the widget editor. On a widget with a revenue series and a conversion rate, each one gets its own format.
Editing needs at least the User role.
Open the dashboard and click the name of the widget. The widget editor opens on the right.
In the header of the series, click the gear icon Advanced series settings. Or click ⋮ and select Advanced settings.
In the dialog Advanced settings, open the Formatting tab.
Change the settings, then click Save. Reset puts the tab back to the saved state.
Dot decimal: 1,000.50, a dot for decimals and a comma for thousands.
Comma decimal: 1.000,50, a comma for decimals and a dot for thousands.
| Option | What it does | Example |
|---|---|---|
| None | Shows the full value. | 2.3456 stays 2.3456 |
| Half away | Rounds halves away from zero. | 2.5 becomes 3 |
| Half even | Rounds halves to the nearest even number. | 2.5 becomes 2 |
| Floor | Rounds down. | 2.9 becomes 2 |
| Ceil | Rounds up. | 2.1 becomes 3 |
| Truncate | Cuts off the decimals without rounding. | 2.99 becomes 2 |
Turn on Trim zeros to drop trailing zeros after the decimal point. 1.5000 becomes 1.5, 3.1400 becomes 3.14.
Text written before or after every value.
Prefix: for example € for €100 or # for #1.
Postfix: for example % for 75%, ms for 200ms, or x for 10x.
Min decimals: at least this many decimals are always shown. 2 turns 3 into 3.00.
Max decimals: never more than this many. 2 turns 3.14159 into 3.14.
Note: A metric brings a default precision with it, for example two decimals for money and none for counts. Set Min decimals and Max decimals only when you want to override that.
On a chart widget the header shows one number per series, for example the total of the range, with smaller statistics below it. This is the Stats display on the same Formatting tab. It applies to chart widgets only. A scorecard picks its number under Options in the editor, see Change widget type.
Under Stats display, click Main statistic and pick the headline number.
Sum: the total of every value in the range.
Avg, Med: the average or the median.
Min, Max: the lowest or highest value.
First, Last: the first or the latest value in the range.
Δ, Δ%: the change from the first to the last value, absolute or in percent.
None: no headline number.
Under Additional statistics, turn on every value that should appear below the main statistic.
Click Save.
On a Table or Scorecard widget the section reads Charts only. Switch the widget to a chart to set it up.
0 for whole numbers, and pick a Rounding other than None.€, and Postfix for signs after it, for example % or CHF.