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Define the chart sections
Defines the segments that represent the different sections of the chart. Optional. If no segments are defined, a single default segment will be used. Each section falls within a minimum and maximum value, along with the attributes to be used for the graph if the value being represented falls within that range. For example, a value of -15% could be a negative indicator colored red, while a value of +25% could represent a positive outcome colored green.
Parameters
The <segmentlist> element contains one child element for each segment (the name of the child element is free, eg. <segment>). Elements / attributes of each segment:
<startValue> (numeric, float) Start (min) value of the segment range (default 0)
<endValue> (numeric, float) End (max) value of the segment range (default 100)
<label> (string) Text that describes the segment range, printed with the value
<fillColor> (string, RGB hex color) Fill color of the chart when the value falls in the segment range. Format: RRGGBB, the # prefix is optional. If not set, a random color is used.
<font> Font used to print the value (if not set, the default font is used)
<symbol> (string) Optional symbol printed after the value (eg. %)
The first segment is also used for the values lower than its range, the last segment for the values greater than its range.
KPI chart with two segments: red for negative values, green for positive values