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The Card slice is used to display selected columns and measures on cards. Users can select cards to filter downstream results. Here's an example of a Card slice:
On the Configure tab, you can add the following:
Title. A dimension ingredient with values to display as card titles.
Long text. A dimension ingredient with values to display as card text.
Secondary data. Up to 3 measure ingredients to display on each card.
Image. A dimension ingredient with urls to images to display on each card.
All configuration fields are optional, but you must make a selection in at least one of the fields. In most cases, you will want to configure at least the Title field. There will be a card for each distinct combination of Title, Long text, and Image.
Here's the Configure tab for the example above:
On the Style tab, you can adjust how the elements display in the slice. Here's the Style tab for the example above:
There are two gauge card styles: Detail Gauge and Simple Gauge. These require a special configuration.
At least one measure ingredient will need to be added to the Card slice configuration. Each measure ingredient will need to have ranges defined in the Advanced/Ranges section of the measure ingredient editor, like so:
In this example, we have three ranges: "Poor", "Meh", and "Top Tier". Each range is represented by a different color and has a specific start and end value. The "Poor" range starts at 0 and ends at 0.4, the "Meh" range ends at 0.7, and the "Top Tier" range ends at 1.
Here's a Card slice with the Simple Gauge card style:
The Sales measure used in this example has the following ranges defined under Advanced/Ranges in the measure ingredient editor:
In this example, there are three ranges: "Below", "On Target", and "Above". Each range is represented by a different color using hex codes and has a specific start and end value. The "Below" range starts at 0 and ends at 4 million, the "On Target" range ends at 5.5 million, and the "Above" range ends at 20 million.
