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Hello,
I've got some data of individuals who have reported two fields:
- Gender (3 options)
- Emotional State (4 options)
- I want to create a pie chart which shows the % of respondents declaring the different emotional states. As below
- In the same report I want to create a pie chart which shows the % gender of the respondents. As below
- There were twice as many female respondents as there were male. When I click on the male portion of the gender pie chart I can see what % of the respondents were male and their reported emotional state.
However:
- I want to see a chart that shows of the male respondents what was the % of those male respondents that declared the different emotional states?
- In other words what is the emotional state %s within each individual gender.
- Not emotional state %s of the whole population shown by gender.
- What set up of legend, details & values would give me that result when I click on the gender pie chart.
Gender pie chart
Reported emotional state
This is the current result when I click on the male portion of the gender pie chart. Twice as many women answered the survey so it makes the pie chart misleading.
Solved! Go to Solution.
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