Spider Charts are used to show several sections/ subsections/ questions / segmentations comparatively. Charts can be either based on percentage scores or the average actual score (Likert style reporting).
This is an example of a chart using percentages, with Labels.
The color of the points is normally determined by the rating - although this can be overridden if a specific color is associated with a section subsection or segmentation.
This is an example of a chart showing the average actual points (Likert style) with Labels and the Decimals parameter set to 2.
Examples of Spider merge strings:
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{Spider[SectionNo=All]} |
Spider image for the whole assessment (Point for each section) |
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{Spider[SectionNo=2 SubSectionNo=All Label=Y]} |
Spider image by section and all subsections (Point for each Subsection) and display labels. |
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{Spider[SectionNo=2 SubSectionNo=All ShowActual=Y Label=Y Decimals=1]} |
Spider image for section 2 and all subsections (Point for each Subsection) displaying average actual points to one decimal point (Likert Style) and displaying labels. |
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{Spider[SegmentationNo=All]} |
Spider Chart image 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) |
| QuestionNo=All | Display all questions (section and subsection must also be specified). The Question short name will be used for the Legend. |
| QuestionNo=n | Display a specified question (section and subsection 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. If the height is specified but not the width the system will scale the chart size down 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 |
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 instead of 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 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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