Hi,
I have a data set that ranges from 0 to 3. However, in some of the questions, none of the participants selected the "3" option. When I create box plots of the questions, I see some box plot images ranging from 0-3 and also 0-2 (as shown in the image, "fatigue" and "headache". There are two "1" values and they are equal. But since one of the bars is longer, it creates an illusion that there are more people selected that option). Is there any way to fix this? Like modifying the range manually? The measure type I use is "continuous".
Showing missing levels on box plots
Showing missing levels on box plots
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Re: Showing missing levels on box plots
hi,
yes, it would be good to be able to set the axis ranges. unfortunately we don't support this at this time.
it's on the todo list.
cheers
jonathon
yes, it would be good to be able to set the axis ranges. unfortunately we don't support this at this time.
it's on the todo list.
cheers
jonathon
Re: Showing missing levels on box plots
Hi jonathon,
Thank you for your reply.
I have found a workaround for this: I have added a new row with "3" option marked and created the box plot. Since the new plot is an outlier, represented as a small dot, I have deleted the "dot" from the exported image in MS Paint I have attached the final image. This may not be useful workaround for everyone, but it works in my case.
Thank you for your reply.
I have found a workaround for this: I have added a new row with "3" option marked and created the box plot. Since the new plot is an outlier, represented as a small dot, I have deleted the "dot" from the exported image in MS Paint I have attached the final image. This may not be useful workaround for everyone, but it works in my case.
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