A versatile tool to visually represent data points in four categories on a chart. Find your data trends easily.

Quadrant Chart

Purpose

The Quadrant Chart function in the app is designed to visually represent data points on a chart based on two categories (X and Y) and their corresponding weights. This helps users analyze and compare data points in different quadrants.

Use Cases

• Analyzing data points based on two categories
• Comparing data points in different quadrants
• Visual representation of data for easy understanding

How to Use

1. Enter the data points for items in the form
2. Select the categories for X and Y axes
3. Click on the "Generate Chart" button to view the Quadrant Chart

Input Values

1. Item Column: Column containing the names of items
2. X Column: Column containing the X-axis category
3. Y Column: Column containing the Y-axis category

Output Values

1. Chart: Visual representation of data points on the Quadrant Chart

Any other Instruction

• The chart will display data points in different quadrants based on the selected X and Y categories
• Use the chart to analyze and compare data points visually

Code Analysis

1. Validate and extract necessary columns from the input data
2. Calculate the offsets for X and Y points
3. Generate the Quadrant Chart based on the data points

Technical Parameters

• category_x, category_y, data, item_column, x_column, y_column, title

Return Values

• chart

Example Expressions

You can use the following expressions to directly evaluate in a non-interactive manner using eva().

quadrant_chart(category_x, category_y, data, 'Item', 'X', 'Y', 'Quadrant Chart')
quadrant_chart(category_x, category_y, data, 'Item', 'X', 'Y', 'Custom Title')

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