August 2013
Intermediate to advanced
364 pages
7h 35m
English
Bullet charts are a variation of bar charts. They compare a featured measure (the bullet) to a targeted measure (the target). They also relate the compared measures, Revenue for example, against colored regions in the background that provide additional qualitative measurements, such as good, satisfactory, and poor.
Bullet charts are often used instead of gauge charts in executive dashboards. Bullet charts can be horizontal or vertical.
A bullet chart contains the following components:
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