Subtotals and calculated differences can now be shown on graphs
See at a glance how your groups differ by using summary values and differences in your graphs - on screen, in dashboards and in PPTX export.
See at a glance how your groups differ by using summary values and differences in your graphs - on screen, in dashboards and in PPTX export.
Subtotals have been a feature of Crunch for years, and calculated differences were added to the feature set in May 2021. They’ve been popular features in tables and thanks to this latest release, they’re now available in graphs too. Both subtotals and differences can now be displayed in graphs in Tables & Graphs mode, as well as on dashboards and in PPTX exports, giving you the flexibility to display, save and report these summary statistics just like any other variable.
Take as an example the following Region variable. An editor has created three subtotals for the different regions for a marketing strategy analysis. You can see them in bold at the top of this Variable Summaries card:
Previously, a graph of this variable would just show the categories, but now you can customize the display. By default, you will see both the subtotals and the categories displayed in a graph, like this:
But by triggering the additional Display Settings panel (via the three-dots icon), you can choose whether to show just Categories, just Subtotals, or both:
This would allow you to have a simpler graph of just the region subtotals, like this:
Line graphs will allow you to choose from the categories and the subtotals via the existing “Edit” popup menu.
Displaying calculated differences on graphs works slightly differently to subtotals. Take as an example this categorical variable that has had a calculated difference added:
The “Net Meets expectations” value is the result of “… exceeds my expectations” minus “… falls well short of my expectations”. It can therefore be a useful single-value summary of how this brand is being perceived.
By default, only the variable’s categories (and/or subtotals where applicable) will be displayed in a graph, like this:
But by clicking on the new ‘delta’ icon in the display controller…
… you can switch to viewing the calculated difference(s) instead.
This can be a particularly useful feature when you then want to show this summary over time, like this:
For full details of this new feature and where to find it, see the help center.
We’d love your feedback at support@crunch.io.