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Scatter chart as quadrant map
Hello,
I am trying to create some kind of quadrant map with a scatter chart, but I can't figure out how to get my dimensions and expressions right.
I have a number of answers to satisfaction and importance of several things in a shop. I want the average of each satisfaction-question to go along x-axis and the average of each importance-question go along my y-axis. So I want the same question in one bubble, like expedition time satisfactory as x and expedition time importance as y.
I can only get this to work for one question on x and one question on y. I calculate the avrage like this:
((Count(If([(Expedition time?) Customer satisfaction . What do you think about the following .. (6 is best)] = 1, Antall))*1)+
(Count(If([(Expedition time?) Customer satisfaction . What do you think about the following .. (6 is best)] = 2, Antall))*2)+
(Count(If([(Expedition time?) Customer satisfaction . What do you think about the following .. (6 is best)] = 3, Antall))*3)+
(Count(If([(Expedition time?) Customer satisfaction . What do you think about the following .. (6 is best)] = 4, Antall))*4)+
(Count(If([(Expedition time?) Customer satisfaction . What do you think about the following .. (6 is best)] = 5, Antall))*5)+
(Count(If([(Expedition time?) Customer satisfaction . What do you think about the following .. (6 is best)] = 6, Antall))*6))
/(Count(Antall))
Anybody have any suggestions on how to get the chart to show more than one bubble?
In the picture you can see how it looks like now.
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Hey,
i think i solved this one myself, but maybe someone else encounter this problem sometime in the future.
For my Dimension i created a ValueList('question1','question2') and so on for as many question that i have. and also SurveyID as a second dimension.
In my expressions i put
=if(ValueList('question1','question2')='question1',
3,
if(ValueList('question1','question2')='question2',
5))
for my x-axis and y-axis.
Instead of the numbers 3 and 5, I am instead using the average number from the answers. So for my x-axis expressions will be Avg(satisfactionquestion1) Avg(satisfactionquestion2), and for the y-axis Avg(importanceQuestion1) Avg(importancequestion2).
If that make any sence at all? I am happy anyway because my scatter chart is now working the way I wanted it to!

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Can you post a QVW with some data? it might be a faster way to get help.

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I get my data from a excel sheet, which is answers from a survey, so i have each question at the top, and answers is from one to six on each question, and you have to answer all these questions. I have several hundred lines of answers. If that is clearer? Can't post the qvw or the excel file..

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Hey,
i think i solved this one myself, but maybe someone else encounter this problem sometime in the future.
For my Dimension i created a ValueList('question1','question2') and so on for as many question that i have. and also SurveyID as a second dimension.
In my expressions i put
=if(ValueList('question1','question2')='question1',
3,
if(ValueList('question1','question2')='question2',
5))
for my x-axis and y-axis.
Instead of the numbers 3 and 5, I am instead using the average number from the answers. So for my x-axis expressions will be Avg(satisfactionquestion1) Avg(satisfactionquestion2), and for the y-axis Avg(importanceQuestion1) Avg(importancequestion2).
If that make any sence at all? I am happy anyway because my scatter chart is now working the way I wanted it to!
