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Learn how to troubleshoot and fix the Angular Material Progress Bar that doesn't reflect its value correctly, commonly showing `100%`.
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Troubleshooting Angular Material Progress Bar Always Showing 100%

If you’re developing an Angular application and utilizing Angular Material’s progress bar component, you may encounter an issue where the progress bar always displays as 100%, even after you set it to a lower value. This problem can be quite puzzling, and it often stems from a few key areas. In this guide, we'll explore the potential causes and their solutions to help you resolve this frustrating issue and ensure your progress bar reflects the desired values accurately.

Understanding the Angular Material Progress Bar

The Angular Material progress bar is a versatile component that can display progress in two modes: determinate and indeterminate. In determinate mode, the progress bar reflects a specific value, represented as a percentage from 0 to 100. This makes it important to understand how its value is set and displayed correctly.

Example Code

Here’s a simple example of a mat-progress-bar component declared in HTML:

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In this case, the expectation is for the progress bar to show 40% completion. However, many users report that the component shows as 100%, which can lead to confusion.

Common Causes of the 100% Display Issue

Based on community experiences, several reasons can contribute to this anomaly where the progress bar doesn't display values correctly:

CSS Issues: The progress bar is rendered correctly, but the color styling blends into the background. If you have defined a custom theme with a uniform color across the progress bar, it may appear solid and show as 100% visually, regardless of its actual value.

Initialization of Value: The value of the progress bar must be correctly bound to a variable in the component's TypeScript file. If the variable is not initialized properly, the value attribute in the HTML may not reflect as expected.

Module Imports: Ensure that the MatProgressBarModule is correctly imported in your application module to utilize the progress bar successfully.

Resolving the 100% Progress Bar Issue

Let’s break down how to address this problem based on the points discussed.

Step 1: Check Custom Theme Colors

One common pitfall is setting an overly uniform color in your Angular Material theme. Ensure that the progress bar has a defined color scheme that contrasts with the background. Here’s how to define lighter colors in your styles.scss or custom theme file:

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Step 2: Initialize Progress Value

Make sure your Angular component properly initializes the value for the progress bar. Update your test.component.ts to include a variable assigned to the desired percentage:

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Then, change your HTML to bind this variable:

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Step 3: Ensure Proper Imports

Verify that your Angular Material imports are correctly set up in your module. Check your material.module.ts to confirm it includes:

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Conclusion

By following the steps outlined above, you should be able to resolve the issue of the Angular Material progress bar consistently displaying 100%. Make sure to check your custom theme settings, correctly initialize the progress value, and confirm that all necessary Angular Material modules are imported. With these adjustments, your progress bar should reflect values accurately, enhancing the user experience of your Angular application.

If you have any further questions or experience similar issues, feel free to leave a comment below! Happy coding!