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A radar chart, also known as a spider, polar, or kiviat chart, is a dynamic visualization tool that you can use for interpreting small-to-medium data set and comparing different categories of multiple measures. It is most effective when you want to view several different factors related to one area in one holistic view.
In a radar chart, the value of the data point starts from the center of the chart. A point close to the center on any axis represents the minimum value and a point near the edge represent the maximum value.
The following are the most common use case for using this chart.
- You can quickly track and monitor the performance of data when it was high, low, or consistent over a period.
- You can visualize and compare variables across multiple dimensions simultaneously in one dashboard thus allowing viewers to find quickly the information they need.
- You can dynamically view and analyze two or more variable quantities in one chart for most important metrics.
Download and connect to the sample data source. We are making this chart using 1 dimension and 1 measure.
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