How to display Yes/No string column counts in chart?

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    • #29349
      Brett
      Participant

        Hi Alexander,

        This is the first time I’ve tried SPJS-Charts in a long while.
        I am trying to display a single-line text column with Yes/No/blank answers in a Column Chart.
        Using drop-down Filter with a default to Yes, I can get the chart to count the number of Yes results.
        But I am unsure how to display both counts of Yes and No in the chart.
        Do I have to convert the single-line text to a Yes/No column?
        Also, is there a way to display the count results as percentages in the chart?

        Thanks.

      • #29351
        Alexander Bautz
        Keymaster

          Hi,
          To display Yes, No and Blank in separate columns in a column chart you must specify Data Type = Split options in separate series for this field in the Datatable fields section. You might also want to group the data by this column (in the Group, sort and substitute tab).

          Let me know if you have any further questions.

          Alexander

        • #29353
          Brett
          Participant

            Hi Alexander,

            The Yes/No is showing the same amounts. (file attached)
            In the Group, sort and substitute tab:
            Group by first column is ticked.
            Aggregation function for all columns = Count.
            Do I need to specificy an advanced grouping array?

            Also, is there a preferred method to display the count as a percentages in a pie chart?

            Thanks for your time.

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          • #29356
            Alexander Bautz
            Keymaster

              I see that this might be a bit confusing, but you must actually use “Sum” as the aggregation function for this grouping because of how the values are handled when splitting into separate series (0 = empty and 1 = filled).

              Alexander

            • #29377
              Brett
              Participant

                Thanks Alexander,

                That’s worked.
                Are there any other instructions on how to configure different charts?
                The Google documentation is not very helpful.
                Thanks.

              • #29379
                Alexander Bautz
                Keymaster

                  I’m glad it worked out. Unfortunately the only documentation is what you find in this site – user manual, archives for articles and forum for other Q and A.

                  Alexander

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