Pie charts
Pie charts
The pie charts are misleading, the percentages do not add up to 100%. Please replace them.
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In most cases the pie charts represent the values (number of people answering) rather than the percentage...
Yeah, but the numbers don't add up, either! ^_^
Take question 5, it lists 2057 replies and 192.43%.
I'm going to redo that one - I suspect it's because people selected more than one answer, but I don't know for sure because I didn't administer the survey. In looking at it, though, I noticed that one of the values was left off, so I deleted the chart until I can re-do it. :)
Question | total Answers |
total percent |
---|---|---|
4 | 2452 | 209.36% |
6 | 1069 | 103.92% |
9 | 1558 | 145.75% |
10 | 1560 | 145.93% |
12 | 2071 | 193.73% |
The rest is adding up to 1069 and 100%, respectively.
OK, I'm now looking at a copy of the survey - for Q4, Q5, Q9, and Q10 they were instructed to choose at most 3 answers. for Q12, they were instructed to select all that were true.
So, that explains the discrepencies, I think...
Yeah, for those multi-answer questions, a simple bar graph will be more appropriate.