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Bullet graph
This article documents the Bullet visualization in 
Adobe Analytics.
See Bullet for the 
Customer Journey Analytics version of this article.
The 
Bullet visualization shows how a metric compares to, or measures against, performance ranges (goals).
The bullet graph features a single, primary measure (for example, current year-to-date revenue) and allows you to enter qualitative ranges performance ranges (for example, compared to a target revenue). You can specify high, medium, and low goal ranges. You can specify goal ranges in 
Settings.
See 
Bullet graph visualization for a demo video.
Settings
You can define specific settings for a Bullet visualization.
| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
| Bullet options | Specify values for High goal, Mid goal and Low goal in the Bullet visualization. High goal is the is the main goal you are aiming for. Low goal and Mid goal create ranges below the High goal. Note: when the Percentages option is checked, enter goals as whole numbers. For example: 20 if your goal is twenty percent. |
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