(I’m familiar with pie charts but yours has that inexplicable hole in the middle). Are you expressing the data as number of sales or number of bottles sold? It would effect how the viewer perceives community response.
I believe it is percent of sales
so that if only 3 people bought, and 2 bought a full case, you would have 1/3 for the smaller size, and 2/3 with the larger
@mschuette I’m guessing that most people interpret the data as you did, comparing number of sales, not bottles sold. I would suggest you change the expression, as partial case bottle count varies from deal to deal (2,3,4), which confounds consistency across deals, and more importantly, it weights the chart to suggest more members are buying cases when in fact it may be the opposite.
@DanNC@klezman@rjquillin 2-ring is an interesting approach. I may try and bring up adjustments as something to investigate, but not until January at the earliest. We appreciate this feedback, though!
I believe it is percent of sales
so that if only 3 people bought, and 2 bought a full case, you would have 1/3 for the smaller size, and 2/3 with the larger
Without looking at the code right now, I’m nearly positive that it’s sales. Case and N-bottles being treated as different items, essentially.
@mschuette Well shoot, I stand corrected. We do use the bottle count as a multiplier.
@mschuette I’m guessing that most people interpret the data as you did, comparing number of sales, not bottles sold. I would suggest you change the expression, as partial case bottle count varies from deal to deal (2,3,4), which confounds consistency across deals, and more importantly, it weights the chart to suggest more members are buying cases when in fact it may be the opposite.
@DanNC @mschuette Yeah, I agree here. Or just post a 2-ring version, one by orders and one by bottles.
@DanNC @klezman @mschuette
I really like this idea.
@DanNC @klezman @rjquillin 2-ring is an interesting approach. I may try and bring up adjustments as something to investigate, but not until January at the earliest. We appreciate this feedback, though!