How to create a dynamic progress bar using a calculation of two values?

[Livearus]

Hi, everyone,

As you can see from the attachment, I intend to create a kind of progress bar for my app. The progress should be visible as a difference to two SharePoint elements. On the left I have the number of employees actually deployed. On the right is the TARGET number of employees.

Assuming that the TARGET employees = 100%, the progress should change dynamically in its breadth.

So here I would have to specify or make Power Apps understand that the value of the target employees is always 100% and that this corresponds to an X width, say 500px.

In the background there should be a calculation that calculates the difference and then adjusts the width of the element.

Do you already have experience with this? I've been looking for it, but I haven't found anything so far, meaning that this is based on a calculation.

I look forward to your answers.

[WarrenBelz · Accepted solution]

Hi @Livearus ,

The width of the bar would be

Actual/Target * 500

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[Livearus]

Understood @WarrenBelz 

I'm writing myself a fox here, assuming it would be complicated to implement and you present me with a one-liner solution.

Thank you very much, I couldn't help but laugh at that moment (^^)