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In the following example, the target value (also known as a reference line) is the thin black line; the actual value is the entire length of the bar; the gray shaded areas indicate the distribution range set to identify 60% and 80% goal completion. You can easily understand that the actual performance is well above the set target.
Download and connect to the sample data source. We are making this chart using 1 dimension and 2 measures.
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- Connect to the sample data source in Aqua Data Studio.
- From the Dimensions pane, select State.
- From the Measures pane, select Actual profit and Profit target.
- Click the
tab and then click 
. Visualization builds a Bullet Chart.
Visualization builds a Bullet Chart within the context of distribution ranges and reference lines. The state forms the Y-axis, and Actual profit forms the X-axis. Visualization moves the Profit target to the Break Deck. By default, Visualization plots a reference line. It places a line at the average value along the axis and shades between 60% and 80% goal completion. The reference line helps you to see how each state performed against the average.
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