Radar visualization (SmartViz)
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The Radar visualization plots several numeric measures on their own axes radiating from a center point, joining them into a polygon. Radar charts work well for comparing a handful of entities across the same set of measures, such as service scorecards or SLA breakdowns.
When to use a radar chart
A radar chart compares several entities across the same set of measures, drawing each as a polygon. It works with three to eight measures and only a handful of entities.
Scorecards are the fit: comparing teams or repositories across GitHub Pull Requests, Issues, and Workflow Runs.
Two things to watch. The measures need comparable scales, or one large-valued axis flattens all the others, so normalize to percentages in SQL Analytics first. And the polygon's shape depends on the order of the axes, which can suggest patterns that aren't in the data.
Beyond a few entities, use a Bar grouped by measure.
Try it out
Change the settings below and see how the chart updates. Select a dataset from the dropdown to see different use cases.
Five health scores where further out is always better, error rate included. Scoring reliability instead of raw errors keeps every axis pointing the same way.
Radar settings
Data mapping
Legend & labels
Radar
Colors
Add up to 20 colors to set the palette, in order. The palette repeats when there are more items than colors. Leave the palette empty to use the SquaredUp default colors.
Series / status colors
Pin a named value to a specific color, regardless of its position in the palette. Enter the name exactly as it appears in your data, then choose its color.