Charts

You can create charts to display:

• Coding for a file  Shows coding information for a particular file. You can see which nodes are most used to code a file—for example, the file Competing water uses is most coded by the node Economy. You can also see how much coding is done on a file.
• Coding for a node  Shows how a particular node is used in coding files. This can help you see which files are most or least coded at a node—for example, the node Habitat has more coding references from the file Interview with Barbara than from any other file.
• Coding by attribute value for a node  Shows how coding at a node is distributed across one or two attribute values. This can help you see which demographic groups have most coding at a node—for example, residents from Riverside have spoken out the most about flood control.

Percentage coverage on the Y-axis refers to the percentage of content coded at the node or case. For example,

• Node by file, file by node: 2% of content in the file is coded at the node
• Node by case: 10% of content in the case is coded at the node
• Node by case (attribute value): 20% of content in the node is coded by the attribute value