Charts & graphs
Click Charts in the editor’s left rail to open the Charts & graphs card. Click a tile to add that chart, or drag it onto the page.
- Column chart — a few columns side by side, to compare a handful of values.
- Pie & donut — a whole split into parts, with one part highlighted.
- Radar — a spider shape across several axes, for a profile at a glance.
- Trend line — one or more lines growing over time from a starting value.
- Them vs typical — rows comparing their value with a typical one.
- Quadrant map — a dot on a two-by-two grid, showing which quadrant they fall in.
Setting the values
Section titled “Setting the values”Select a chart and its panel lists the bars, wedges, axes or rows. Their names and colours are shared by every version; the values are set per version.
Each value is a number you type, or one of their scores: click {x} in the field and pick a score. Most charts read values from 0 to 100.
To make a chart change per person, link it to a question in Who sees what — see make a module change per person.
Every chart comes in several looks — a pie can be a donut, a half-circle or a strip, a column chart can be lollipops or a podium. Select the chart and pick one from the look menu in the toolbar above the page. Changing the look keeps your values, size and position.