Data Value

Data Value

The Data Value formatting option is available in Bullet Chart.
This allows you to select the Minimum, Maximum, and Target values for the chart.

 Note: 

These options are visible only if Min/Max/Target is not selected in the Widget Configuration.

You can enter custom values here once they appear.


The table given below describes different fields present for Data Value formatting.

Field

Description

Remark

Minimum

The minimum value to be plotted for the Gauge Chart.

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Maximum

The maximum value to be plotted for the Gauge Chart.

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Target

The Target value is for comparing how far along the actual value has reached on the scale as compared to the target value.

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To use Data Value formatting options, first plot a Bullet Chart using the dimensions and measures from the dataset. But do not select Minimum, Maximum, and Target values in the Widget configuration. For example, we plot a Bullet Chart of the Income.

The figure given below shows an original image of the Bullet Chart.



Now,

  • Enter MIN value
  • Enter MAX value
  • Enter TARGET value

 Note:

In order to see reflected changes of target value on the chart properly, the expected order of magnitude of data is minimum < value < target < maximum or minimum < target < value < maximum.
If the target is less than minimum or more than maximum, it may not be visible properly on the chat.

The resultant widget is shown below.




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