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# Progress Bar

The Progress Bar Plugin creates an element that displays a progress bar that shows the user what percentage of a task is completed.

## Progress Bar

### Percentage

Enter the status bar's percentage to show its completion. The range is from 0 to 100%.

### Progress bar color

Select the color for the progress bar's indicator.

### Animate progress

Select this option to smoothly animate the progress bar as it updates.

*Note:* This is not supported on IE9 and older.

## Setup

You can use progress bars to show the completion status of a task. If we have a field of type "number" on an example task, then we can set this equal to our percentage.

![](/files/-MZZEWLW7j_EUQW8qg3w)

We might choose to change the color of our progress bar based on how close to completion this particular task is. Let's say that if this task is more than 75% complete, we want to show the progress bar as green.

![](/files/-MZZEYrTNI9Hiz6QcxlB)

Our first Example task is 85% complete, so in run mode, we can see that percentage displayed across the progress bar and its color updated to match.

![](/files/-MZZEalhXBqjYqRiy6dw)

## FAQ

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