# Level

This **level** widget is a circular display that presents values numerically and graphically, representing them as a fraction of the entire volume of the circle.

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The level widget can be used to display any range of values in a data field by providing the minimum and maximum values for the data field. It automatically adjusts based on the provided range.
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In the **Widget options** modal, configure the following settings:

In the **Name** text box, enter a **name** as the **label** for your widget.

In the **Data field** drop-down list, select the **data field** that you want to use as the data source.

To add a **color** to the **fill level**, click on the **Level color** box and choose a color from the **color picker**.

To add a **color** to the **background** of the widget, click on the **Background color** box and choose a color from the **color picker**.

Click on the **Save** button.

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The resulting **level** widget will be something like this:

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