15 Questions
What does the X-axis represent in a cohort chart?
Month of the first purchase
Which factor determines the cohort that a customer belongs to in a heatmap chart?
Month of the first purchase
Why is it important to use a consistent color scheme in heatmap or cohort charts?
To help viewers easily identify patterns and trends
What is one reason to consider adding annotations or labels to heatmap or cohort charts?
To highlight key findings
How can interactivity enhance the effectiveness of heatmap and cohort charts?
By allowing users to explore the data in more detail
The X-axis in a cohort chart represents the number of quarters since the first purchase was made.
False
Adding annotations or labels to heatmap and cohort charts is not necessary for those familiar with the data.
False
Interactivity in heatmap and cohort charts does not contribute to exploring the data in more detail.
False
Cohort charts are not effective tools for identifying patterns and trends in data.
False
Using a consistent color scheme in heatmap and cohort charts is recommended to ensure clarity and visual appeal.
True
Match the following chart elements with their functions in creating effective heatmap and cohort charts:
X Axis = Represents the cohort that the customer belongs to Y Axis = Calculates the number of quarters since the first purchase Title = Describes the content of the chart Color scheme = Ensures consistency and visual appeal
Match the following tips with their recommendations for creating heatmap and cohort charts:
Clear and concise title = Describing the chart effectively Consistent color scheme = Maintaining clarity and visual appeal Annotations or labels = Highlighting key findings Interactivity = Allowing users to explore data in detail
Match the following statements with their accuracy regarding heatmap and cohort charts:
Heatmap and cohort charts are valuable tools for understanding data = True Annotations or labels are unnecessary for those familiar with the data = False Interactivity enhances exploring data in detail = True Cohort charts are not effective for identifying patterns and trends = False
Match the following descriptions with their corresponding chart elements in heatmap and cohort charts:
X Axis = Represents the month of the first purchase cohort Y Axis = Calculates quarters since the first purchase Title = Provides a clear description of the chart Color scheme = Ensures consistency throughout the chart
Match the following features with their benefits in heatmap and cohort charts:
Consistent color scheme = Enhances visual appeal Interactivity = Allows detailed exploration of data Annotations or labels = Highlights important findings Clear and concise title = Effectively communicates chart content
Learn about tips for creating effective heatmap and cohort charts. Understand how to use clear titles, consistent color schemes, and make the chart easy to read and understand for all users.
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