“Create a donut pie chart titled Home Delivery Rating Responses with Very satisfied 184, Satisfied 96, Neutral 42, Dissatisfied 19, and Very dissatisfied 9.”
Read the decisions behind it.
Satisfied ratings dominate the responses.
Neutral ratings may indicate an improvement opportunity.
Negative ratings are visible for follow-up analysis.
Use when survey response choices form one complete response set.
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Common questions
Can a pie chart show survey results?
Yes, when each respondent selects one response from a short list of choices.
Should nonresponses be included?
Include them if you want the chart to represent everyone contacted rather than only completed responses.
What does the chart not show?
It does not explain the reasons behind a rating; comments and follow-up analysis provide that context.