Categorize items by using row and column labels
Associate data to horizontal labels and vertical labels
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Associate data to horizontal labels and vertical labels
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Visually place sticky notes or text data items into rectangles that represent table cells (see image below). Each cell is associated with both a vertical and a horizontal label which can then be resolved during table conversion.
This feature helps you compare data items across different categories and identify items that have similar features. Working with this very familiar table view type allows you organize your data visually, making it easier to spot patterns and insights.
You can include multiple sticky notes or text items in each cell, which is then handled for you during the data conversion to the regular table view.
The spatial table below illustrates an example of using vertical and horizontal labels to analyze the strengths and weaknesses of a company's competitors, as well as the company's main competitive advantages relative to each competitor.
The results table view based on the above spatial table shows the handling of vertical and horizontal labels. The vertical categories use hierarchies and are included in the Top-level Labels and Second-level Labels columns. Horizontal labels are included in a separate column. The table has been sorted based on horizontal labels.
Practical tips:
Assigning vertical labels
Practical tips:
Assigning horizontal labels
