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# Radar chart

A radar chart is a graphical representation used to compare multiple categories across several variables. Unlike traditional charts with lines, radar charts use a series of connected points to form a polygon, creating a visual representation of the data. This type of chart is particularly useful for comparing multiple categories across multiple variables, highlighting relationships between different data points. Radar charts are often used in business and marketing to compare the performance of different products or services across various metrics, such as sales, customer satisfaction, and market share. You can drill down into the data by double-clicking on any data point within the chart. Radar charts are implemented using Apache Echarts and do not support exporting to PDF.

![Radar chart](/files/Rvy6BjIS3UPrvu5CXllV)

Optional Properties for Radar Charts

| Property                  | Definition                                                                                                                                             | Available In |
| ------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | ------------ |
| **Bullet Style**          | Use this property to choose the shape that you want to use for your bullets.                                                                           | Radar charts |
| **Line Width**            | Use this property to specify the width of lines connecting bullets on your report.                                                                     | Radar charts |
| **Radar Shape**           | Use this property to display the radar in circular or polygonal shape.                                                                                 | Radar charts |
| **Show Areas**            | Use this property to adjust the transparency of the area under the radar chart lines.                                                                  | Radar charts |
| **Show Axis Tick Labels** | Use this property to display axis ticks on the radar chart.                                                                                            | Radar charts |
| **Data Labels**           | Use this property to label the data features of your report and specify where you want them to appear. You can also choose not to display data labels. | Radar charts |


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