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Hi,
If I have data imported that has three columns: person, measure and score, then there are a couple of ways I can make a graph that looks like the attached example (Method 1 (easiest): dimensions measure, then score or Method 2, just measure as a dimension and a count(if(score=1,1)) etc.
But if I have data imported that looks like:
Person sports_score,academics_score,social_score
is there a way to get exactly the same graph?
(I'm probably just being dim).
Thanks, Jon
Person | Measure | Score |
Fred | sports | 1 |
Mary | sports | 3 |
June | sports | 2 |
May | sports | 4 |
Joe | sports | 2 |
Fred | academics | 4 |
Mary | academics | 3 |
June | academics | 3 |
May | academics | 1 |
Joe | academics | 2 |
Fred | Social | 2 |
Mary | Social | 2 |
June | Social | 4 |
May | Social | 4 |
Joe | Social | 3 |
Person | sports | academics | social |
Fred | 1 | 4 | 2 |
Mary | 3 | 3 | 2 |
June | 2 | 3 | 4 |
May | 4 | 1 | 4 |
Joe | 2 | 2 | 3 |
I would probably use CrossTable to convert the data so that it looks like the first data set. Read about CrossTable load here: The Crosstable Load
I would probably use CrossTable to convert the data so that it looks like the first data set. Read about CrossTable load here: The Crosstable Load