The Angular Bullet Chart is used to visually compare measures, similar to the commonly used bar chart. A bullet chart displays one or more measures and compares them with a target value. You can also display the measures in a range of performance such as poor, satisfactory, and good.
Position the bullet chart in either vertical or horizontal orientation. This is helpful when viewing the bullet chart on mobile devices.
Render the Angular Bullet Chart control in either LTR or RTL directions.
Target bar lines denote the current value and run perpendicular to the feature measure.
Render multiple measure bars as well as multiple comparative measure symbols to allow comparison of several measures at once.
A range in a bullet chart helps measure the performance of data against a qualitative state by observing the distance between each range. Each color of the range represents a quality such as good, bad, and acceptable.
Easily get started with the Angular Bullet Chart using a few simple lines of ts code example as demonstrated below. Also explore our Angular Bullet Chart Example that shows you how to render and configure the Smith Chart in Angular.
import { Component } from '@angular/core';
@Component({
selector: 'app-container',
template: `<ejs-bulletchart valueName='value' targetName='target'
[minimum]='minimum' [maximum]='maximum' [interval]='interval' [dataSource]='data'>
</ejs-bulletchart>`
})
export class AppComponent {
public minimum: number = 0;
public maximum: number = 300;
public interval: number = 50;
public data: Object[] = [
{ value: 100, target: 80 },
{ value: 200, target: 180 },
{ value: 300, target: 280 },
{ value: 400, target: 380 },
{ value: 500, target: 480 },
];
}
Bullet Chart is also available in Blazor, React, Vue, and JavaScript frameworks. Check out the different Bullet Chart platforms from the links below,
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