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One of the best things about using Displayr is that everything is connected – for a given visualization or chart it’s easy to trace the…

Displayr automatically keeps track of all calculations in a document. It always remembers how everything has been computed. We’ve now added a great new graphical…

While Displayr already has automated significant testing and highlighting built-in, our suite of “Rules” functions allows you take Table and Chart automation to a whole…

There are already some very handy chart exporting options within Displayr, to suit a range of needs. If you commonly use the more familiar Microsoft…

Displayr utilizes a usage-based pricing model, similar to a mobile phone plan or other utility in which the cost is based on how much you…

The Documents page contains a list of all the documents in your account. It’s where you can manage the documents. Users without administrator access will only…

When managing a Multi-User Account it can be helpful to organize the users of the account into groups. This allows you to control which documents, and…

The Account Settings page in Displayr is where you manage all of your basic account settings such as: General account preferences Billing details User and…

The term ‘dashboard’ has been adopted from automobiles that display instruments and controls required for the vehicle’s operation. For example, a speedometer, so you can…

This blog post covers how to deal with the most common troubleshooting issues with filtering in Displayr. 1. How do I find resources on filtering?…

This is the third blog in the series of posts about using Displayr to create and update PowerPoint reports. In my first post, we covered…

Displayr allows the user to perform a range of data analysis and present the data with ease. Outputs can be presented online in a form…

In this post, I will show you how to create a PowerPoint report using Displayr. The idea is to get the vast majority of analysis…

Variables and Variable Sets, also known as Questions and Question Sets, are the building blocks of your analysis project. This page contains links to topics…

This is a guide for everything you need to know about MaxDiff. It covers the “what is?” and the “how to…” of different approaches to…

Dashboards are a powerful means of sharing insights into your analysis and can take on many forms. If you’re looking for inspiration, you can check…

What is a Binary – Multi question? More often than not, a market research survey consists of at least one multiple-response question. A multi-response question…

R is one of the most powerful coding languages for analyzing data. It’s used by millions of people across the globe, and is free to…

When creating dashboards and online reports, infographics and pictographs are often used to present information in ways that aid the audience’s thinking process. The idea…

We’ve released some new options in Displayr for customizing control over stat testing and, at the same time, we’ve changed the default used in Means…

We’ve released an upgrade of our stat testing functionality that allows you to change the way that stat testing works with dates. How it works…

Displayr’s driver analysis makes it both easy and fast to perform driver analysis. This post gives an overview of the key features in Displayr designed…

The easy bit of market segmentation is creating segments. The hard bit is working out if the resulting segments are useful. In this post, I…

This post describes how to apply the three standard ways of scaling (transforming) rating scales data prior to using cluster analysis and other algorithms for…

Arrows, words, and other annotations can be added to bar charts, column charts, and scatter plots. Example For example, the column chart below uses boxes…

Enterprise customers of Displayr can now specify the location where their data is hosted. This feature is designed to comply with various legal requirements about…

Our automatic categorization tool (Insert > Text Analysis > Automatic Categorization > Unstructed Text) now has the ability to translate both the input language, and…

A well-known problem with linear regression, binary logit, ordered logit, and other GLMs, is that a small number of rogue observations can cause the results…