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Hi, I'm trying to show the average of the categories, not of the answers.
For example, the average of the answers would always be 20%, because the total is 100%, divided by 5.
I would like however to show the average of the categories, based on the answers. So it would be 3.56 in this case. I would like a line that crosses the bar on 3.56.
My data is in excel that looks like that. Each line is a different submission in the questionnaire.
Hi @shainis ,
What does each row and each column mean in above sample dataset? How to generate the column chart based on such a sample table?
I would like however to show the average of the categories, based on the answers. So it would be 3.56 in this case. I would like a line that crosses the bar on 3.56.
What is the mathematical logic to calculate the result of 3.56?
Best regards,
Yuliana Gu
I managed to do so by changing the data type to decimal number instead of text.
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