After creating an analysis, you have the option to interact with the settings and change as needed to suit your specific reporting requirements. You can do this using the options available in the modify menu.Learn more.Some settings can be controlled using personalization keysKeys that can be applied at the user, site (all users), or company (all users) level. Contact support for more information.
During your session, your setting preferences are retained across projects and analyses, unless:
- You use the reset option,Learn more. which will return all settings to the default state.
- You end your session (log out or close browser).
- You load an analysis that already has pre-saved settings (i.e., Story)
Remember, refreshing your browser effectively ends your session, so it will also reset your defaults.
Reset returns settings to the default state.
Clear analysis keeps your settings intact.
This article describes the "out of the box" settings when you start interacting with Harmoni to create an analysis.
In this article
1. Tables
When you first create an analysis, the defaults are as follows:
Analysis with a single-axis
Percentages and counts display when dragging an axis into a down or across drop zone.
- Dragged to the down zone, calculation types display in the across direction (columns).
- Dragged to the across zone axis, calculation types display in the down direction (rows).
Analysis with a cross-tab or grid
Shows counts for the Total and percentages for all other elements in the down direction (rows).
a. Add/Replace calculation types
The add/replace switch, in the modify menu, enables the creation of tables that show either a single calculation type (using replace) or multiple calculation types (using add). By default, the switch is set to replace.
Replace
While the add/replace switch is on replace, any calculation type selection will replace the calculation type for the cell(s) currently selected. If no cells are selected the new calculation type is applied to the entire table.
Add
Adding calculation types will follow the pattern of your table.
In an analysis with a single axis, where there are already two calculation types in the across direction (e.g., first column as percentages and the second as counts), new calculation types are added as a new column. The only exception is when adding differences (DIFF).
In an analysis with a single axis, where there are two calculation types in the down direction (e.g., the total row shows counts and the elements show percentages), new calculation types are added as new rows.
In an analysis with a cross-tab or a grid, where there are two calculation types in the down direction, new calculation types are added as new rows. The only exception is when adding differences (DIFF).
Add - Differences
- In an analysis with a single axis, differences are added as a new row.
- In an analysis with a cross-tab or a grid, differences are added as a new column.
b. Single direction for calculation types
Harmoni will only allow you to add calculation types in the same direction (down or across). For example in a cross-tab where there are two calculation types in the down direction, even when you select a column the option to add/replace won't be available. The only exception is when adding differences (DIFF).
When you have multiple calculation types going in one direction you need to reset to just one type before changing to have multiples in the other direction.
To have multiple types in the other direction:
- Use the replace option to change your analysis to have just one calculation type.
- To start adding calculation types to the columns, first select the columns and use add mode.
- To add to rows, select the rows and then use add mode to add additional calculation types.
c. Calculation types stick to elements
In an analysis, when you add calculation types and then flip your table, the calculation types are "sticky" to the elements.
In the example above, Bases are added to the elements in the down dimension (Tour, Package, Independent). The bases stick to the elements and flip in the same direction.
d. Measures in analysis table
When you have a combination of standard axes and measures in your analysis, Harmoni displays different calculation types.
When you add a measure to an analysis that already includes standard axes with the default percentage calculation type, the calculation type for the standard axes will remain, and the measures will display as averages.
If the default calculation type is manually changed prior to adding a measure, the measure will take on the same calculation type.
e. Significance testing
Significant difference testing can be turned on for the site using a personalization key or for a project through the project analysis defaults under Settings.
When significance difference testing is on by default, SIG testing will only switch on when you create an analysis with a cross tab.
SIG testing remains off in an analysis with a single axis with the following exceptions:
- With a single axis and a time axis as a filter.
- When you have intentionally switched SIG on, it will remain on for your session or until you reset.
When significance testing key is set to ON, the behavior is as follows:
- For an analysis with a single axis, significance testing is Off.
- For an analysis with a single axis and a time axis filter, significance testing is On.
- For an analysis with a single axis when you have intentionally switched on during your session, significance testing is On.
- For an analysis with a cross tab, significance testing is On.
Learn more about Statistical testing in Harmoni.
2. Charts
a. Visualize - Total elements
When you choose to Visualize an analysis, the name of the axis (or axes) in the down dimension is displayed in the chart legend as a reference.
If only the total elements have been graphed, the axis label becomes more relevant as you no longer have response labels to help provide context.
- You can rename a total element using the settings options. Learn more. In the future, renaming the total will give you the option to override/hide the header (axis name).
- If you choose to use the chart in a dashboard, you have the option to hide the header label using the legends options, Learn more. under the container general settings.
b. Colors locked to elements
When you choose to visualize an analysis, you have the option of changing the default color Learn more. of any given plotted item in a graph to suit your preferences, or can keep the default colors assigned by Harmoni.
When you rank Learn more. your analysis the original allocated colors are retained in the charts. At the same time, the legend is reordered to reflect the ranking.