Multi Horizontal Bar Charts are used:
- In feedback reports to show benchmark results alongside response results.
- In cohort reports to show comparative results withing the cohort, optionally alongside benchmark results.
Below is an example of a Multi Horizontal Bar Chart showing benchmark results alongside response results.
The label "All Projects" is the label that was assigned to the benchmark.
This is an example from a Cohort with three respondents and one benchmark result using the Average Actual scores, for Likert type reporting:
Examples of Horizontal Bar Multi merge strings:
| {BarMultiHorizontal[SectionNo=All BM1=0]} |
Horizontal Bar Chart image for a feedback report with a single response and the Benchmark for all previous responses |
| {BarMultiHorizontal[SectionNo=All SplitType=I]} |
Horizontal Bar Chart image in a cohort report showing each identifier for the whole assessment (Bar for each section) |
| {BarMultiHorizontal[SectionNo=All SplitType=I ShowActual=Y YAxisMax=5 YAxisInc=1]} |
Horizontal Bar Chart image in a cohort report showing each identifier for the whole assessment (Bar for each section) - showing actuals, and maximum value on the y-Axis of 5 and an increment of 1.
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{BarMultiHorizontal[SectionNo=2 SubSectionNo=2 SplitType=I]} |
Horizontal Bar Chart image in a cohort report showing each identifier by section and a subsection (Single Bar) |
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{BarMultiHorizontal[SectionNo=2 SubSectionNo=All SplitType=I]} |
Horizontal Bar Chart image in a cohort report showing each identifier by section and all subsections |
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{BarMulti[SegmentationNo=All SplitType=I]} |
Horizontal Bar Chart image in a cohort report showing each identifier by segmentations |
Available Parameters:
| Survey | Display the entire assessment result |
| SectionNo=All | Display all sections |
| SectionNo=n | Display a specified section |
| SubSectionNo=All | Display all subsections (section must also be specified) |
| SubSectionNo=n | Display a specified subsection (section must also be specified) |
| SegmentationNo=All | Display all segmentations |
| SegmentationNo=n | Display a specified segmentation The segmentation number is available in the Segmentations function. |
| SegG=n | Filter by a segmentation group. Segmentation Group numbers are available in the Segmentations function. All Segmentations within the group will be displayed. |
| Label=Y | Show labels on the top of each bar, either as a percentage or an actual score. |
| Width=nnn | The width value in pixels. The default is 600 pixels which is a good size for across a normal A4 or Letter page with normal margins. |
| Height=nnn | The height value in pixels The default for a bar chart is 300 pixels. To extend a chart down the page increase the height parameter. The maximum is about 800, depending on margins on your document. If you exceed the maximum for a page the graph will not appear. If the height is increased you must also specify the width (e.g. Width=600) as otherwise, the system will scale the chart size proportionately. |
| ShowActual=Y | Display Actual Points rather than % Score (Likert Style) |
| Decimals=n | The number of decimal places for both the bar and the label. Note that if you are using actual points (Likert) then without this parameter the bar length will always be whole numbers. |
| YAxisMax=n |
Note that the notation "YAxis" is used for several graphs. In this case, it refers to the Horizontal Axis. Set the maximum value of the Y-Axis (the default is based on the data being displayed.) If the Y-Axis is a percentage enter as a whole number, eg 100 = 100%. If labels do not display when the score is 100%, you can set the YAxisMax to 110 to allow additional space at the top. |
| YAxisInc=n | Set the increment of the Y-Axis (the default is based on the data being displayed.) |
| RatingType=n | Only applicable when Advanced Ratings are implemented. Specifies the rating type for this graph. Defaults to the Base Rating Type. |
| BM1=n |
Displays Benchmark data alongside the response data. If n=0, then it will show the benchmark data for all responses for the assessment and assessments linked for benchmarking. Otherwise, n will be the Classifier number that the Benchmark is generated for. The data shown will be for the benchmark value that matches the response for the equivalent question. (For example, if the classifier was Role and the response was "CFO" the benchmark may be "All CFO's" To show more than one benchmark on one chart, number them. i.e. BM1=n BM2=n BM3=n ... You can have any number of benchmarks on one chart. |
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Parameters applicable to Cohort Reports Only |
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| SplitType=N | No split (averages the cohort). |
| SplitType=I | Split by Identifier (averages the result if there are multiple responses for one identifier). This will show a separate chart for each identifier. |
| SplitType=M | Split by Month and Year (averages the result if there are multiple responses for one month). This will show a separate chart for each month. |
| SplitType=Y | Split by Year (averages the result if there are multiple responses for one year). This will show a separate chart for each year. |
| The Order and Order Type Parameters order the results. The default order is the Section No/SubSection No/Segmentation No order | |
| Order=DESC | Orders what is shown in descending order by value |
| Order=Asc | Orders what is shown in ascending order by value |
| OrderType=Alpha | Orders the list in Alphabetical Order |
| OrderType=Score | Orders the list in Score Order |
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