Row Chart
Learn to build and use row charts in the Cohort Browser.
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Learn to build and use row charts in the Cohort Browser.
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Row charts can be used to visualize categorical data.
When creating a row chart, note that:
The data must be from a field that contains either categorical or categorical multi-select data
This field must contain no more than 20 distinct category values
The values cannot be organized in a hierarchy
Supported Data Types
See if you need to visualize hierarchical categorical data.
Row charts can't be used to visualize data in categorical fields that have a hierarchical structure. For this type of data, use a .
Row charts aren't supported in Cohort Compare mode. In Cohort Compare mode, row charts are converted to .
In a row chart, each row shows a single category value, along with the number of records - the "count" - in which that value appears in the selected field. Also shown is the percentage of total cohort records in which it appears - its "freq." or "frequency."
Below is a sample row chart showing the distribution of values in a field Salt added to food. Note that In the current cohort selection of 100,000 participants, 27,979 records contain the value "Sometimes", which represents 27.98% of the current cohort size.
String Categorical
String Categorical Sparse
String Categorical Multi-select
Integer Categorical
Integer Categorical Multi-select
Categorical (<=20 distinct category values)
Categorical Multi-Select (<=20 distinct category values)
Simple row charts can't be used to visualize data from more than one field. To visualize categorical data from two fields, you can use a .
In some cases, not all records will have a value for the field in question. In this case, summing the "count" figures displayed will yield a figure smaller than the total cohort size, and summing the "freq." figures will not yield "100%." See for more information.
When , note that the following data types can be visualized in row charts, provided that category values are specified as such in the coding file used at ingestion:
