Yeah, the copy was terrible. People should just skip to the explanation part.

silvester23 · on Sept 27, 2019

The explanation has weird parts, too:

> To create a comparison range, you’ll have to pick a colour and make use of four different shades of colour. To help you do this, you’ll have to select the colours one after the other.

> Bear in mind that a bullet graph can either be horizontal or vertical in shape. As clearly mentioned above, the target of the organization must be feasible, and the right tools to reach the target should be provided for employees.

How did that last sentence end up in that paragraph?

userbinator · on Sept 27, 2019

I have a hard time imagining that was actually written by a human. It has the feel of AI-generated text.

ashearer · on Sept 27, 2019

Immediately below that, the final Excel output is unreadable: it shows the left axis scale ending at 450 and right axis scale ending at 400, with both values corresponding to the same grid line.

Below that, it says you can draw these charts in JavaScript with a <chart> element, as if browsers natively supported it.