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Bullet Chart Dimensions in ASP.NET MVC Bullet Chart control

Size for Container

The bullet chart can be rendered to its container’s size. You can set the size using inline or CSS as shown below.

razor
container.cs
@Html.EJS().BulletChart("container")
                        .Title("Revenue")
                        .Tooltip(tp => tp.Enable(true))
                        .ValueField("value")
                        .TargetField("target")
                        .Width("600")
                        .Height("100")
                        .Ranges(rn =>
                        {
                            rn.End(100).Add();
                            rn.End(200).Add();
                            rn.End(300).Add();
                        })
                        .Minimum(0).Maximum(300).Interval(50)
                        .DataSource(ViewBag.dataSource)
                        .Render()
public IActionResult Index()
        {
            List<DefaultBulletData> bulletData = new List<DefaultBulletData>
            {
                new DefaultBulletData { value = 270, target = 250}     
            };
            ViewBag.dataSource = bulletData;
            return View();
        }
        public class DefaultBulletData
        {           
            public double value;
            public double target;
        }

Size for Bullet Chart

You can also set the size for bullet chart directly using the width and height properties.

In Pixel

You can set the size of a chart in pixels as shown below.

razor
pixel.cs
@Html.EJS().BulletChart("container")
                        .Title("Revenue")
                        .Tooltip(tp => tp.Enable(true))
                        .ValueField("value")
                        .TargetField("target")
                        .Width("600px")
                        .Height("100px")
                        .Ranges(rn =>
                        {
                            rn.End(100).Add();
                            rn.End(200).Add();
                            rn.End(300).Add();
                        })
                        .Minimum(0).Maximum(300).Interval(50)
                        .DataSource(ViewBag.dataSource)
                        .Render()
public IActionResult Index()
        {
            List<DefaultBulletData> bulletData = new List<DefaultBulletData>
            {
                new DefaultBulletData { value = 270, target = 250}     
            };
            ViewBag.dataSource = bulletData;
            return View();
        }
        public class DefaultBulletData
        {           
            public double value;
            public double target;
        }

In Percentage

By setting a value in percentage, the bullet chart gets its dimension with respect to its container. For example, when the height is ‘50%’, the bullet chart renders to half of the container’s height.

razor
percentage.cs
@Html.EJS().BulletChart("container")
                        .Title("Revenue")
                        .Tooltip(tp => tp.Enable(true))
                        .ValueField("value")
                        .TargetField("target")
                        .Width("80%")
                        .Height("90%")
                        .Ranges(rn =>
                        {
                            rn.End(100).Add();
                            rn.End(200).Add();
                            rn.End(300).Add();
                        })
                        .Minimum(0).Maximum(300).Interval(50)
                        .DataSource(ViewBag.dataSource)
                        .Render()
public IActionResult Index()
        {
            List<DefaultBulletData> bulletData = new List<DefaultBulletData>
            {
                new DefaultBulletData { value = 270, target = 250}     
            };
            ViewBag.dataSource = bulletData;
            return View();
        }
        public class DefaultBulletData
        {           
            public double value;
            public double target;
        }

Note: When you do not specify the size, it takes 126px as its height and window size as its width.

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