Generate Diagram

Generate diagram

This tool allows you to generate charts that show the categorical state or descriptor usage for one or more sets of descriptions. To use this tool, choose Data →  Generate diagram … from the menu. A window with will open as shown below.

There are the following diagram Types available:

 

Selecting diagram sources 

By default at least one control Diagram source is present in the area Data sources at the left of the window. Here you select the descriptions that shall be used as data source for a diagram series. In text box Series name you can enter a label for the data source that will appear in the diagram legend. After selecting the Project in the main window (see image above) click on the button Edit item list to open a description query form (see window below). 

Start a query and select the entries you want to take over into the result list. By clicking the button Add you insert the selected entries. With button Delete all you can clear the result list. You may select all entries by clicking the all button, deselect all entries by clicking the none button or toggle your selection by clicking the swap button. Finally, click OK to close the query window (see image below). 

 

 

 

Jan 14, 2025

Subsections of Generate Diagram

Generate Diagram Cross Match

Generate diagram - categorical state cross-match

This tool allows you to generate a chart that shows the used categorical states of two specific descriptors for one set of descriptions as a cross-match. Select the Project and the two descriptors that shall be compared in Descriptor and Descriptor 2. By selecting the option Use names you will insert the categorical state names into the diagram. By checking the option Use wording, the wording values will be used if available. With the numeric control letters you can control the length of the state labels. If you select option Numbers, the sequence numbers of descriptors and categorical states will be inserted. Furthermore after the Series name the item count will be shown in the diagram.

After selecting entries for the Diagram source and entering a Series name click on button to draw the diagram (see image below). 

With button  you may switch between a 2D and 3D view. In the Diagram area there is a drop down box, where you may select a different color palette, buttons to rotate the 3D diagram in different directions, change the perspective and the scaling. With button you may save the diagram as an image file, with button you may store the data rows as tabulator separated text file. 

 

 

 

May 3, 2024

Generate Diagram Multi Source

Generate diagram - categorical state usage

This tool allows you to generate a chart that shows the used categorical states of a specific descriptor for one or more sets of descriptions. Select the Project and the Descriptor. You may restrict the categorical states that shall be included into the diagram by clicking the Select states button. By selecting the option Use names you will insert the categorical state names and the descriptor name into the diagram. By checking the option Use wording, the wording values will be used if available. With the numeric control letters you can control the length of the state labels. If you select option Numbers, the sequence numbers of descriptors and categorical states will be inserted. Furthermore after the Series name the item count will be shown in the diagram.  

After selecting entries for the Diagram source and entering a Series name click on button to draw the diagram (see image below). 

With button  you may switch between a 2D and 3D view. In the Diagram area there is a drop down box, where you may select a different color palette, buttons to rotate the 3D diagram in different directions, change the perspective and the scaling. With button you may save the diagram as an image file, with button you may store the data rows as tabulator separated text file. 

In the Data sources area the button  Add source may be used to add additional data sources (see image below). Use buttons and to move the Diagram source to the top or bottom of the list and button to delete the data source. By selecting Hide you may temporarily ignore the data source for the diagram. With drop down button you may select the display of Relative values, i.e. values scaled to the number of items in the Diagram source or Absolute values in the diagram.

 

 

 

May 3, 2024

Generate Diagram Usage

Generate diagram - descriptor usage

This tool allows you to generate a chart that shows the used desriptors for one or more sets of descriptions. After selecting the Project chose the first and the last descriptor in Descriptor and Descriptor 2. By selecting the option Use names you will insert the descriptor names into the diagram. By checking the option Use wording, the wording values will be used if available. With the numeric control letters you can control the length of the descriptor labels in the chart. If you select option Numbers, the sequence numbers of descriptors and categorical states will be inserted. Furthermore after the Series name the item count will be shown in the diagram.

After selecting entries for the Diagram source and entering a Series name click on button to draw the diagram (see image below). 

With button  you may switch between a 2D and 3D view. In the Diagram area there is a drop down box, where you may select a different color palette, buttons to rotate the 3D diagram in different directions, change the perspective and the scaling. With button you may save the diagram as an image file, with button you may store the data rows as tabulator separated text file. 

In the Data sources area the button  Add source may be used to add additional data sources (see image below). Use buttons and to move the Diagram source to the top or bottom of the list and button to delete the data source. By selecting Hide you may temporarily ignore the data source for the diagram. With drop down button you may select the display of Relative values, i.e. values scaled to the number of items in the Diagram source or Absolute values in the diagram.