Displayr

Allow large banners to be created quickly by selecting multiple variables in the tree and choosing "create banner"

Users sometimes create a banner that includes a single variable. A bunch of single variable banners is going to slow down their document. It would be great if we could prevent them from doing things that will slow down their document by reverting the banner to a question/variable it was crossed by. If we can prevent other behaviors that will slow down the document, that would be fantastic! If we can't stop them from building a banner out of a single variable, we should at least warn them.

Although it is possible to change single-response questions dynamically as variables, this approach won’t work with binary variables. Customer would like to be able to swap out banner questions in the exact same way.

The idea for this feature request originated from a user who would likely create custom banners for each of their projects. If someone needs to create custom Banner points, it is currently much easier to accomplish in Q vs. Displayr. For instance, let’s say that I want to create a banner with the following banner points: * Under 25 and make >$100K * Over 50 and Married * Men with 2 children Using Displayr, I would need to use the Filter dialogue three times to create each of these variables and then put them on a banner. I would also need to adjust the labeling for the responses, changing it from “Selected” to whatever more descriptive text I’d like. In Q, I can use the Create > Banner > Code menu to set all of this up within one dialogue. We should migrate this option over from Q (possibly modernizing it as well like we have done with the Filter and Weight creation options) and place it within the Anything menu ( Data > Variables > New >Banner ).

This is for an R table where the banner levels are removed.

Add 100% subnet to banners within each span and row to filter available sample there only. Currently it uses the base size so doesn’t have to add up to 100%.

There's no Duplicate questions dragged onto banner option in Displayr, so you currently need to create a new variable set instead of effectively modifying a [Used in a Banner] version of your question (which appears in Q). If you don’t, whenever you duplicate, combine or create NETs via the right-click context menu, these will appear in the source variable as well.