How are your data organized? What do your two variables represent, different
items in a survey or one variable for pre and on variable for post? Or
something else? Data organization is everything when trying choosing the
appropriate syntax for charts.
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Subject: Bar Graph
I am trying to create a bar graph but cannot get it to display what I want.
The data is a survey with a scale of 1 to 4, which was completed twice (pre
and post). I want to compare the response scale for pre and post for each
item. I want one graph for each survey item, and the columns to be the
response scale (1 to 4), divided into pre and post, and the rows will be the
frequency of responses.
I want it to look like a histogram divided by categories, but in this case
divided into 2 different variables.
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