Organizing Data with Group-By Function
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For instance, use the group-by function to group data from a multiple-choice question with 'Agree' and 'Yes, I agree' options.
Using Group-By Function
- Imagine conducting a survey to identify popular destinations for Jeju Air with the following questions.
- If you want to group data based on 'country,' you can use the group-by function.
Go to 'Dashboard'.
Click 'Group Settings' in the top right corner of the card.
Click the '+Add' button in the group-by window.
Drag and drop the item you want to group to create a single group.
- For example, you can group Tokyo, Osaka, and Nagoya into a group called 'Japan.' To do this, let's first drag 'Tokyo' and drop it onto 'Osaka'.
- Tokyo has been placed under Osaka successfully. Now, let's also place 'Nagoya' under Osaka.
- Under Osaka includes 'Osaka,' 'Tokyo,' and 'Nagoya.' Now, let's change the title to 'Japan'.
- Once the changes are made, the 'Japan' group will appear on the screen.
- Since 'Tokyo' and 'Nagoya' have no subvalues, click the '👁' to hide them.
You can see that under the 'Japan' item, the values 'Tokyo,' 'Nagoya,' and 'Osaka' are grouped together.
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