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Pie Chart for Likert Scale Results

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I am trying to display the total amount of each response type using the pie chart visual in power apps.

 

The app is a likert scale survey where the answers and a point value for the answer are written to a sharepoint list using a flow

 

I was told by a coworker that I need to create a a table with a count of how many of each rating, via a collection. I can't get ahold of them anymore and I am lost on what they mean.

 

Any ideas on how I can go about accomplishing this?

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  • developerAJ Profile Picture
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    AddColumns(GroupBy(urfilterformula,"urfeedbackcolumnname","grpname"),"Count",CountRows(grpname))

     

    use this in piechart items

     

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  • AdamG87 Profile Picture
    11 on at

    what would group name be in my scenario? I have columns labelled with the questions (Did the facilitator do xzy), and the answer is recording in the column. I then have a column next to each question that stores the point value.

    In you example, I understand "urfeedbackcoulmname" would be one of my questions columns. If that's correct, what do I do about the other questions columns (I have 14)? Does "grpname" correspond to my point value columns?

     

    With inserting the urfilterformula, I'm unsure how to write that. I think I have it started:

    AddColumns(GroupBy(Filter(colResults, Class = ClassTitle_3.Selected.Value),"

    but when I go to type in my column name after that last comma, it isn't finding anything. Would you be able to help me write out the formula?

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