Charts

📊 What is the chart report item ?

The chart report feature is a powerful tool that enhances your data presentation by enabling you to display information visually through a variety of chart types, including bar charts, pie charts, line charts, and doughnut charts. With these versatile charts, you can effectively illustrate complex data sets, making it easier to understand patterns and trends at a glance. These charts are particularly useful for showcasing the total number of responses, allowing you to convey quantitative data with clarity and impact. By selecting the appropriate chart visualization, you can tailor your presentation to highlight specific data relationships and insights. Whether you need to compare categories in a bar chart, show composition with a pie chart, depict trends over time in a line chart, or illustrate proportional relationships in a doughnut chart, the chart report feature provides the flexibility and functionality necessary to make your data accessible and engaging for your audience.

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This total can be more than the total respondents for multiple choice answers as one respondent can choose multiple different choices on the same question.

To get a better understanding on multiple choice answers results you may use the TURF report.

The unique respondents is the total of respondents who answered this question.

The form total respondents is the total of respondents that have participated in the survey.

The respondent reach percentage is based on the number of respondents who took the survey and actually answered this question with at least one answer.

The rating is the average of all the ratings of your question's answers.

To use the rating feature you must enable the rating property on your question properties and set the rating value of your choice for each of the question answers.

🔅 Chart properties

• Linked questions are the questions that will be used to generate the charts, each question be rendered as a separate question.

• Linked answers are the answers that will be used to generate the charts, each answer be rendered as a separate answer.

• Breakout question is a secondary survey question used to segment and compare the results of a primary question across different respondent groups within the same stacked chart.

• Visualization type of chart that should be used to render the results.

• Color palette that will be used to render bar chart, slices.

• Metrics used as metrics for the responses rendering.

• Respondent count display to show or hide the respondents statistics in the chart.

• Sort by sort order for the bar chart bars.

• Group similar will use questions which have the same structure (question text, answers) and group and stack them on the same graph. This is especially handy if you're using the multi-surveys analysis its possible to compare on the same graph results for different surveys on similar questions.

• Values will show / hide respondents totals for each bar chart.

• X/Y axis will show / hide the axis on the graph .