Here's an example/prototype of a DataWindow that displays the "segmented bar graph":

As the text in the DW explains, the "graph" is constructed with a handful of DWObjects. The "pointer" (down arrow) is a computed field with the expression CharA(136) using the Webdings3 font sized to 20 points.

The X-position of the pointer could also be set based on a column's value, although that has not been done for this prototype.

All of the graph's DWObjects can be dynamically created at execution time by constructing the syntax for each DWObject and issuing a Create statement via the DW's Modify function... The syntax to produce the needed number of segments, position, length, and color for each segment could be generated in PowerScript. The same for the text/legend labels and the pointer computed field. This task be a little tedious, but it's not difficult.

I'm attaching a zip file that contains this PB 2019 sample application so that you can examine the DataWindow in detail at your convenience.

Best regards, John

How general-purpose does this functionality have to be? In other words, is the example you provided the ONLY one that will be needed or will there be a need to produce variations? If variations will be needed, what properties of this graph can vary?

Does this graph need to be contained within a report? Viewed only? Printed?

The most critical question I have for you is: How much effort are you willing and able to invest in creating a solution?

Hi BKR;

  I would build this as either a custom visual user object or using a custom DWO. For the DWO, I'm thinking maybe a Grid style with each column a different colour. Then change the with if each column to represent the % you need to display.  Food for thought 

HTH 

Regards ... Chris