Data Visualisation Options - Revision history

Patrick Jenkins at 07:43, 16 September 2015

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Philip Lacey at 22:08, 3 February 2015

2015-02-03T22:08:51Z

Patrick Jenkins at 10:22, 29 January 2015

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Patrick Jenkins at 10:20, 29 January 2015

2015-01-29T10:20:53Z

Philip Lacey at 21:56, 21 April 2014

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Philip Lacey at 00:42, 22 March 2014

2014-03-22T00:42:44Z

Nick Wheeler at 15:29, 23 March 2012

2012-03-23T15:29:33Z

Philip Lacey at 15:14, 23 March 2012

2012-03-23T15:14:54Z

Philip Lacey at 15:08, 23 March 2012

2012-03-23T15:08:15Z

Philip Lacey at 15:07, 23 March 2012

2012-03-23T15:07:29Z

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		+	= In Form Modifications =

		+	=== Horizontal Check Box ===
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		+	bxp allows for the question type "Basic - Check Box Horizontal" to have the check boxes sorted in Ascending order vertically, by default the answer values are arranged in the order that they have been added to the question and they are added horizontal.
		+	This default ordering can be changed by simply adding the following into the visualisation options of the question
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		+	* strSortOption=Vertical;
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		+	[[File:CheckBox_Horizontal_Sort_Vertically.png\|650px]]


	[[Category:Module Specific:Data Profiling]]		[[Category:Module Specific:Data Profiling]]

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 Data Visualisations are a very powerful tool.  They take any closed question (list/menu, radio button, check box, number list), counts up the total answers and can then draw bar charts and pie charts based on those figures.
 [[File:SampleVisualisation.jpg]]
 Sometimes however the default representations of some items are too limited, so BE allows you to override the default displays with your own customisations.
 Modifications are made through:
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 blShowBar=false;strListing=AlphabeticAZ;strLimit=5;
 The bar chart would not show, the listing would be aphabetic from A to Z and only the top 5 items would be shown.
 By default both bar and pie chart will be shown.  You can turn one or both off if required.
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-== User Defined Drawing Options ==
 Custom options that the user can implement to completely customise the report to meet there needs.
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-== Listing ==
 With lists with lots of items in them, the sorting of the elements can become very important
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-== Limit ==
+= Limit =
 For VERY long lists, it may be more advisable to limit to a specific amount of answers, like the top 10.  The limit option allows you to specify exactly how many items to limit to.
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-== Palette ==
+= Palette =
 In some cases it may be desirable to set specific palette colours.  This option allows a custom suite of colours to be set for the values.

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	== User Defined Drawing Options ==		== User Defined Drawing Options ==
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		+	Custom options that the user can implement to completely customise the report to meet there needs.

	* strCustomTitle=Demo Title One // A user defined title for the visualisation charts		* strCustomTitle=Demo Title One // A user defined title for the visualisation charts

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	* blShowPie=false; //Hides just the Pie chart element		* blShowPie=false; //Hides just the Pie chart element

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		+	== User Defined Drawing Options ==
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		+	* strCustomTitle=Demo Title One // A user defined title for the visualisation charts
		+	* intCustomHeight=200 // A user defined height for the visualisation charts (number should be in px)

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	* strLimit=10; //This will limit to the top 10 answers.		* strLimit=10; //This will limit to the top 10 answers.
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		+	== Palette ==
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		+	In some cases it may be desirable to set specific palette colours. This option allows a custom suite of colours to be set for the values.
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		+	* strPalette=11772D,BA0001; //This will colour the elements green and red.
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	[[Category:Module Specific:Data Profiling]]		[[Category:Module Specific:Data Profiling]]

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	* strLimit=10; //This will limit to the top 10 answers.		* strLimit=10; //This will limit to the top 10 answers.
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		+	[[Category:Module Specific:Data Profiling]]

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−	Data Visualisations are a very powerful tool. ~~The~~ take any closed question (list/menu, radio button, check box, number list), counts up the total answers and can then draw bar charts and pie charts based on those figures.	+	Data Visualisations are a very powerful tool. They take any closed question (list/menu, radio button, check box, number list), counts up the total answers and can then draw bar charts and pie charts based on those figures.

	[[File:SampleVisualisation.jpg]]		[[File:SampleVisualisation.jpg]]

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-The customisations are entered in a single line of data separated by semicolons.
+The customisations are entered in a single line of data separated by semicolons.So, in the Visualisation Option box if you put
 Here are the options currently available.
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 * blShowQuestion=false;  //Hides the entire question <br/>
-* blShowData=fales;  //Hides the data elements and just leaves the visualisations<br/>
+* blShowData=false;  //Hides the data elements and just leaves the visualisations<br/>
 * blShowBar=false;  //Hides just the bar chart element<br/>
 * blShowPie=false;  //Hides just the Pie chart element

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 By default both bar and pie chart will be shown.  You can turn one or both off if required.
-# blShowQuestion=false;  //Hides the entire question <br/>
+* blShowQuestion=false;  //Hides the entire question <br/>
-# blShowData=fales;  //Hides the data elements and just leaves the visualisations<br/>
+* blShowData=fales;  //Hides the data elements and just leaves the visualisations<br/>
-# blShowBar=false;  //Hides just the bar chart element<br/>
+* blShowBar=false;  //Hides just the bar chart element<br/>
-# blShowPie=false;  //Hides just the Pie chart element
+* blShowPie=false;  //Hides just the Pie chart element
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 With lists with lots of items in them, the sorting of the elements can become very important
-# strListing=AlphabeticAZ;  // Sort the answers alphabetically from 0 to 9, A to Z
+* strListing=AlphabeticAZ;  // Sort the answers alphabetically from 0 to 9, A to Z
-# strListing=AlphabeticZA;  // Sort the answers alphabetically from Z to A, 9 to 0
+* strListing=AlphabeticZA;  // Sort the answers alphabetically from Z to A, 9 to 0
-# strListing=QuantityLeastMost;  // Sort the answers, with the least frequently occuring at the top.  Each amount item is alpha sorted as well.
+* strListing=QuantityLeastMost;  // Sort the answers, with the least frequently occuring at the top.  Each amount item is alpha sorted as well.
-# strListing=QuantityMostLeast;  // Sort the answers, with the most frequently occuring at the top.  Each amount item is alpha sorted as well.
+* strListing=QuantityMostLeast;  // Sort the answers, with the most frequently occuring at the top.  Each amount item is alpha sorted as well.
 == Limit ==
 For VERY long lists, it may be more advisable to limit to a specific amount of answers, like the top 10.  The limit option allows you to specify exactly how many items to limit to.
+* strLimit=10;  //This will limit to the top 10 answers.

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−	The customisations are entered in a single line of data separated by ~~commas~~.	+	The customisations are entered in a single line of data separated by semicolons.

	Here are the options currently available.		Here are the options currently available.