Gauge charts are often used in business strategy to visually represent key performance indicators (KPIs). For example, a company might use a gauge chart to track its sales performance against a set target. The 'Sum of Value' display could represent the total sales made, and the 'Goal' could represent the sales target. The gauge chart would then visually show how close the company is to reaching its sales target. Another example could be a customer service department using a gauge chart to track its response time. The 'Sum of Value' display could represent the average response time, and the 'Goal' could represent the desired response time. The gauge chart would then visually show how close the department is to achieving its response time goal.
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In our implementation of the Gauge chart, you can define categories and view the gauge for each one. The "Sum of Value" display is used to compare a category's performance relative to others, while the "Goal" is used to compare performance against a specific target. In our template, you can also give a custom name to each gauge section and the percentage of the gauge said section should include.