Gauges can be displayed to show a score at many levels.
Gauge Charts can also be used with multiple elements, for example:
The color is normally determined by the rating - although this can be overridden if a specific color is associated with a section subsection or segmentation and the gauge is at that level. In the example above 50% is in the range or the Amber rating.
Gauges can show average actual scores (commonly used for Likert reporting)
The slice and color are calculated using Ratings are usual.
Select the Font for the Legends and ScoreFrom "Advanced" choose Font.
From "Font" select the required font.Font=[name]The fonts available are listed in the Merge Manager. If they have a space in the name it is replaced by an underscore.
Elements to Display |
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| How to show | Using the Merge Manager | Parameter | Notes |
| Total Result for this Assessment. | From "Show" choose Assessment | Survey | If the Section is also specified this parameter is ignored. |
| Results for all sections. | From "Show" choose Sections From "Section" choose All Sections |
SectionNo=ALL | If the Subsections parameter is not used, there will be a result for each section. |
| Result for one section. | From "Show" choose Sections From "Section" choose Section to be displayed |
SectionNo=n | If the Subsections parameter is not used, there will be one result. n=the section number |
| Results for all subsections within the specified sections | From "Show" choose Subsections From "Section" choose All Sections or Section name From "Subsection" choose All Sub Sections |
SubSectionNo=ALL | Section parameter must also be used. If the Questions parameter is not used, there will be a result for each subsection. |
| Result for one subsection. | From "Show" choose Subsections From "Section" choose Section name From "Subsection" choose Subsection to be displayed |
SubSectionNo=n | Section parameter must also be used. If the Questions parameter is not used, there will be one result. n=the subsection number |
| Results for all questions within the specified sections and subsections. | From "Show" choose Questions From "Section" choose Section name From "Subsection" choose All Subsections or Subsection name. From "Question" choose All Questions |
QuestionNo=ALL | Section and Subsection parameters must also be used. |
| Result for one question. | From "Show" choose Questions From "Section" choose Section name. From "Subsection" choose Subsection name. From "Question" choose Question to be displayed |
QuestionNo=n | Section and Subsection parameters must also be used. n=the question number |
| Results for all segmentations | From "Show" choose Segmentations From "Segmentation" choose All Segmentations |
SegmentationNo=ALL | Can not be combined with other options (e.g. Sections or Subsections) May be filtered by segmentation groups or Top/Bottom. |
| Result for one segmentation. | From "Show" choose Segmentations From "Segmentation" choose Segmentation to be displayed |
SegmentationNo=n | Can not be combined with other options (e.g. Sections or Subsections) n = the Segmentation Number, this is available in the Segmentations function. |
Filters |
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| How to | Using the Merge Manager | Parameter | Notes |
| Include all segmentation groups. | From "Segmentation Group" choose All Segmentation Groups | SegG=ALL | Only applicable if the SegmentationNo=ALL display option is taken |
| Include one segmentation group only. | From "Segmentation Group" choose Segmentation Group name | SegG=n | Only applicable if the Segmentation display option is taken |
| Select the nth Top scoring item in the specified element range | From "Advanced" choose Select Top. In "Top" enter a number - 1 for the top, 2 for the second top etc. Hit enter |
Top=n | When using the Top function, the elements to display become the range for the Top to be selected from. For example, SectionNo=All Top=1 will show the top scoring section. n=1 for the top scoring item, n=2 for the 2nd top scoring item, etc. |
| Select the nth Bottom scoring item in the specified element range | From "Advanced" choose Select Bottom. In "Bottom" enter a number - 1 for the bottom, 2 for the second bottom etc. Hit enter |
Bottom=n | When using the Bottom function, the elements to display become the range for the lowest scoring to be selected from. For example, SectionNo=All Bottom=1 will show the lowest scoring section. n=1 for the lowest scoring item, n=2 for the 2nd lowest scoring item, etc. |
Options |
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| How to | Using the Merge Manager | Parameter | Notes |
| Show scores as a percentage | From "Display" select Percentage | (none) | Percentage scores will be displayed by default. |
| Show scores as an average value (Likert Style) | From "Display" select Average Score (Likert Style) | ShowActual=Y | Show the average of the points scored for all questions included in the selection. |
| For a Cohort, show the range of Likert scores in the responses | From "Display" select Range | Metric=Range | The difference between the highest (Likert style) score for the element and the lowest score, within the Cohort. |
| For a Cohort, show the range of percentage scores in the responses | From "Display" select Range % | Metric=RangePC | The difference between the highest percentage score for the element and the lowest score, within the Cohort. |
| Use ratings from an Advanced rating type. | From "Rating Type" choose the Rating Type to be used. | RatingType=n | n=Rating Type ID from Advanced rating screen. |
| Show the score on each mark (percentage or actual score). | From "Advanced" choose Display Labels. From "Display Labels" select Labels. |
Label=Y | Labels show the mark value in the Display Format (percentages or actual scores). |
| Show decimals on the score (both the label, if one is shown and the size of the mark) | From "Advanced" choose Set the Decimals. In "Decimals" enter the number of decimal places. |
Decimals=n | The number of decimal places for the Axis and the label (if any) |
| Stop the Title from being Shown | From "Advanced" choose Title Rules. From "Title Rules" select None. |
Title=N | No title is shown |
| For Questions show the Short Question Name. | From "Advanced" choose Title Rules. From "Title Rules" select Short. |
Title=S | For Questions, the Short Question Name is used |
| For Questions show the Question Text | From "Advanced" choose Title Rules. From "Title Rules" select Long. |
Title=L | For Questions, the Question Text is used |
| Set the height of the graphic (overriding the default) | From "Advanced" choose Height. In "Height" enter the height required in pixels. |
Height=nnn | The height of the graphic. If the Width is not specified the system will calculate the width proportionately. The default height is 200 pixels. |
| Set the Width of the graphic (overriding the default) | From "Advanced" choose Width. In "Width" enter the width required in pixels. |
Width=nnn | The Width of the graphic. If the Height is not specified the system will use the default height. The default width is 150 pixels. |
| Select the Font for the Legends and Labels | From "Advanced" choose Font. From "Font" select the required font. |
Font=[name] | The fonts available are listed in the Merge Manager. If they have a space in the name it is replaced by an underscore. |
| Select the Font Size for the Score in the center | From "Advanced" choose Font Size. In "Font Size" enter the required font size in points. |
FontSize=n | n = the font size in points. |
| Select the Background color for the chart, or make it transparent | From "Advanced" choose Background. In "Background" enter the Color code (#nnnnnn) or "null" if a transparent background is required |
Background=CCCCCCC | CCCCCCC = the Color code (#nnnnnn) or "null" if a transparent background is required. eg #FFFFFF = white. |
| Specify the Colors for the chart | From "Advanced" choose Set the chart colors. In "Set the chart colors" enter the Hex code for the colors, separated by a comma. |
Chartcolors=CCCCCC,F0F0F0 | Specify the hex code for the colors for the chart, separated by a comma. They will be used in the order they appear. If there are more marks than colors, the defaults will be used. |
| Specify the Axis Colors for the chart | From "Advanced" choose "Axis Color" In "Axis Color" enter the Hex code for the colors, separated by a comma. |
AxisColor=#FFFFFF | |
| Order Elements by Score ascending (lowest at the top) | From "Advanced" choose Sort Type. From "Sort Type" select Score. From "Advanced" choose Sort Order. From "Sort Order" select Ascending. |
OrderType=Score Order=Asc |
Score order of the mark labels |
| Order Elements by Score descending (highest to lowest) | From "Advanced" choose Sort Type. From "Sort Type" select Score. From "Advanced" choose Sort Order. From "Sort Order" select Descending. |
OrderType=Score Order=Desc |
Alphabetical order of the mark labels |
| Order Elements by Name alphabetically ascending (A - Z) | From "Advanced" choose Sort Type. From "Sort Type" select Alphabetical. From "Advanced" choose Sort Order. From "Sort Order" select Ascending. |
OrderType=Alpha Order=Asc |
Alphabetical order of the mark labels |
| Order Elements by Name alphabetically descending (Z - A) | From "Advanced" choose Sort Type. From "Sort Type" select Alphabetical. From "Advanced" choose Sort Order. From "Sort Order" select Descending. |
OrderType=Alpha Order=Desc |
Alphabetical order of the mark labels |
| Display multiple charts down the page. | From "Advanced" choose Set the Direction. From "Set the Direction" select Vertical. |
Direction=Vertical | Displays multiple charts down the page. |
| Display multiple charts across the page. | From "Advanced" choose Set the Direction. From "Set the Direction" select Horizontal. |
Direction=Horizontal | Displays multiple charts across the page. |
Cohort Groupings |
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| How to | Using the Merge Manager | Parameter | Notes |
| Group all the responses into one result | From "Advanced" choose Set the Cohort Splits. From "Cohort Splits" select Average all Responses. |
SplitType=N | No Split |
| Group responses by Reporting Identifier (or Role if using Cohort Initiations) | From "Advanced" choose Set the Cohort Splits. From "Cohort Splits" select Group by Report Identifier. |
SplitType=I | Show the average of responses, grouped by Report Identifier or the Specified Identifier |
| Group responses by Respondent (First name/Last name) | From "Advanced" choose Set the Cohort Splits. From "Cohort Splits" select Group by Respondent. |
SplitType=R | Show the average of responses, grouped by Respondent. |
| Group responses by Classifier | From "Advanced" choose Set the Cohort Splits. From "Cohort Splits" select Group by Classifier. From "Advanced" choose Set the Select Classifier. From "Classifier" select Classifier to use. |
SplitType=C Class=n |
Show the average of responses, grouped by Classifier. N = the classifier Number from the Classifier list. |
| Group responses by Iteration | From "Advanced" choose Set the Cohort Splits. From "Cohort Splits" select Group by Iteration. |
SplitType=T | Show the average of responses, grouped by Iteration. |
| Filter the data to only use the specified Identifier | From "Advanced" choose Filter by Identifier. In "Identifier" enter the Reporting Identifier to use.. |
Identifier=nnnnnn | Filter the data to only use the specified Reporting Identifier (Often the Role if using Cohort Initiations). If the Reporting Identifier has spaces, replace them with an underscore. |
| Filter the data to only use the first Iteration | From "Advanced" choose Filter by Iteration. In "Iteration" Select "First Iteration". |
Iteration=First | Filter the data to only use the First Iteration. |
| Filter the data to only use the last Iteration | From "Advanced" choose Filter by Iteration. In "Iteration" Select "Last Iteration". |
Iteration=Last | Filter the data to only use the Last Iteration (i.e. the most recent). |
| Filter the data to only use the previous (2nd to last) Iteration | From "Advanced" choose Filter by Iteration. In "Iteration" Select "Previous Iteration". |
Iteration=Previous | Filter the data to only use the Previous (2nd to last) Iteration. |
Examples of Gauge merge strings:
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{Gauge[Survey]} |
Gauge (or Donut Chart) image for the whole survey |
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{Gauge[SectionNo=4]} |
Gauge (or Donut Chart) image for section 4 |
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{Gauge[SectionNo=2 SubSectionNo=2]} |
Gauge (or Donut Chart) image by subsection and section |
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{Gauge[SectionNo=2 SubSectionNo=All]} |
Gauge (or Donut Chart) image by section and all subsections (separate images) |
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{Gauge[Survey ShowActual=Y Decimals=1]} |
Gauge (or Donut Chart) image for the whole survey, but showing the actual (Likert) score, to one decimal place. |
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{Gauge[SegmentationNo=4]} |
Gauge (or Donut Chart) image by segmentations |
Multiple parameters can be specified in one merge string with one space between each one. For example:{Gauge[SectionNo=All Height=280]}
Many of the parameters are only applicable for Cohort Reports. They will be ignored in a single response feedback report.
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