Hi there, I am trying to create a chart showing the results for a feedback questionnaire, preferably using a box plot, but also want to experiment with a simple dot plot or bar graph. I have responses form eight participants. There were 10 questions and each required the participant to a give a ranking of perceived benefits on the same scale:
0 = None
1 = Unsure
2 = Marginally
3 = Noticeably
4 = Very much so
I want to display the median, spread etc for each question on the one chart, i.e. each box plot represents one of the questions (variables). However, I am unable to drag more than one variable onto any axis. Here is a screenshot showing the layout of my data and my attempt at dragging the variables over:
http://db.tt/rvNyADZb.
I suspect my data is not laid out properly, but I can't see what the problem is as this layout was fine for data analyses (each row represents one participant, measures set to ordinal), and I was able to build similar error bar and bar charts with the scale measure data for the same participants. However, box plots did not work for the scale measure data when I tried to include more than one variable.
I'm a bit stumped on this... please help!
0 = None
1 = Unsure
2 = Marginally
3 = Noticeably
4 = Very much so
I want to display the median, spread etc for each question on the one chart, i.e. each box plot represents one of the questions (variables). However, I am unable to drag more than one variable onto any axis. Here is a screenshot showing the layout of my data and my attempt at dragging the variables over:
http://db.tt/rvNyADZb.
I suspect my data is not laid out properly, but I can't see what the problem is as this layout was fine for data analyses (each row represents one participant, measures set to ordinal), and I was able to build similar error bar and bar charts with the scale measure data for the same participants. However, box plots did not work for the scale measure data when I tried to include more than one variable.
I'm a bit stumped on this... please help!
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