You can also adjust the order of the columns by clicking and dragging the column header with the mouse. If you wish to change the order of the documents, you must change the order of the documents in the Document System.
Tip: The order in which the columns are displayed is determined by the order of documents in the Document System. When you move the mouse cursor on a cluster, a screen tip appears:
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The larger the cluster, the greater the number of segments that were assigned this code or category in this document. The size and color of the clusters in the matrix show you how many document segments in each document have been assigned each particular code and subcode. What is actually shown in the Code Matrix Browser? Exporting as a graphics file (Vector or Bitmap) is also possible. The columns and rows are reversed to allow an easier import into SPSS and other statistics programs. The columns and rows are reversed to allow an easier import into SPSS.Įxport – Exports the displayed matrix as values, meaning the number of coded segments per code and per document, in Excel or HTML format. Open as Excel table – Displays the matrix with the code frequencies of the Code Matrix Browser in Excel. Refresh – updates display via the Refresh function.Ĭopy current clipboard view - Copies the visible area to the clipboard so that you can easily copy the code matrix browser's results into reports or publications by using Ctrl + V (Windows) or cmd + V (Mac). Sum – displays the sum of rows and columns. Even when a collapsed subcode with multiple encodings is present, only one will be counted. With collapsed subcodes, the code frequencies of the subcodes are aggregated.īinarize view – Regardless of how many coded segments are present in a cell, this function displays only whether a coded segment is present or not the symbol size is therefore unified. it is only displayed whether the relevant code is present in the document or not. Names, columns: none/short/full – Setting the column widthsĬalculation of symbol size refers to all coded segments.Ĭalculation of symbol size refers to the column.Ĭalculation of symbol size refers to the row.Ĭount hits per document only once – Representation in the CMB does not refer to the number of segments, but to the documents, i.e. If the "Only activated codes" option is activated, then only the activated codes can be displayed. If the option is deactivated, all codes are displayed on one level. Even if the "Only activated codes" option is selected, non-activated upper codes are also included to preserve the tree structure. Interactive Quote Matrix – Displays the coded segments associated with the cells in an interactive view.Ĭreate hierarchical codes - If the option is activated, the codes are displayed in the tree structure of the code system. Here you have access to the following functions: The toolbar is the first thing you will see at the top of the Code Matrix Browser window. Use weight filter – Only coded segments with a weight within the limits of the currently defined weight filter will be used. Only for activated codes – Only the activated codes will be displayed as rows. This option is only visible if the focus group participants have been selected for the columns above. Only for activated focus group speakers - Only the activated speakers are displayed in the columns. (If there are no activated documents in a document group or document set, the CMB will be empty.) Only for activated documents – Only the activated documents will be displayed. The coded segments of the documents in each document set will be summed up.įocus group speakers – Focus group participants are displayed in the columns.įurther options allow you to selected data material: The coded segments of the documents in each group will be summed up.ĭocument sets – The columns are made up of document sets. First you have to decide whether the results should be grouped or not:ĭocuments – No grouping, every document has a column.ĭocument groups – The columns are made up of document groups.
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