How to Create a Correlation Matrix in Q
04 September 2018 | by Tim Ali

A correlation matrix is a table of correlation coefficients for a set of variables. They are often used to determine if a relationship exists between

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How to Create a Pictograph Bar Chart in Q
07 August 2018 | by Carmen Chan

A pictograph bar chart uses multiple icons to represent the values in each bar. Pictograph bar charts can make a visualization more recognizable and interesting.

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Approaches to Smoothing Time Series in Q
06 August 2018 | by Carmen Chan

You can use Q to smooth time series data in two ways: by adding a trend line to a Visualization chart, or by using Time Series charts.

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How to add Trend Lines to Visualizations in Q
05 August 2018 | by Carmen Chan

In Q, trend lines can easily be added to many Visualizations. Trend lines can be linear or non-parametric (cubic splines, Friedman’s super smoother, LOESS).

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How to Create a Price Sensitivity Meter in Q
20 December 2017 | by Mattias Engdahl

Van Westendorp analysis, common in market research, aims to find the optimal price point at which to sell a good or service. You find this

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Customize Your Visualizations Using Q
03 August 2017 | by Matt Steele

In our last post on visualizations, we looked at how easy it is to generate visualizations in Q. In that post, we outlined how you can

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Visualizations Are at Your Fingertips With Q5
01 August 2017 | by Matt Steele

Visualizations bring the relationships in your data to life through engaging graphics – all at the tip of your fingers in Q5. These visualizations are made

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Visualize Response Patterns and Survey Flow Using Sankey Diagrams
23 June 2017 | by Tim Bock

If you have spent much time analyzing survey data, then you have probably spent a lot of time validating it. This normally entails checking that the number

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Easily Add Logos to a Correspondence Analysis Map in Q
17 May 2017 | by Tim Bock

You can take your correspondence analysis plots to the next level by including images. Here is a guide to creating them in Q.

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