Using Displayr.

If you need to restrict access to individual pages within a document, so that different groups of people see different pages when they log in…
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If you don’t need to control access to individual pages within your document, but just need to control access to each document, please read How to Control…
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It's super easy to use iframe codes to embded a video into your Displayr dashboard. This'll help you take it to the next level!
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There are numerous reasons why you might want to customize your colors. Perhaps you need to conform to design, brand or client guidelines. Perhaps you just…
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Each user in your account is a member of one or more user groups. Each document you create has settings which determine which users can…
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Feature engineering refers to the process of manipulating predictor variables (features) with the goal of improving a predictive model.
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Jaccard coefficients, also know as Jaccard indexes or Jaccard similarities, are measures of the similarity or overlap between a pair of binary variables. In Displayr,…
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SurveyMonkey is the world’s largest online survey tool. They help millions of users create and publish online surveys in minutes. While creating and sharing surveys…
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Geocoding is the process of translating an IP address to a physical location. In this post I describe how to geocode IPs in Displayr.
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Filtering data is an important step when you want to use a subset of your data for analysis. Sometimes this is called drilling-down. Find out how to do it.
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People who are serious about understanding the data that you are presenting will want to know your sample size. Learn how to add this to your dashboards.
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A correlation matrix is a table of correlation coefficients for a set of variables. I'll show you two easy ways to create a correlation matrix in Displayr.
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Sometimes it can be more useful to calculate the average value of categorical data rather than using percentages. Find out how.
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Top 2 Box Scores are a tidy way of representing favorable responses to scaled questions in market research. I'll show you how to create one in Displayr.
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Get the jump on your colleagues by learning how to calculate penalty analysis. I'll explain how to calculate it in Displayr.
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We show you how you can create text and icons using code. This allows you to automatically update online dashboards based on data.
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There are three methods for uploading and reading Excel files into Displayr. In this post, I'll show you how to easily upload your data to Displayr.
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You can easily extract data from Salesforce.com using Salesforce.com API's. The API brings the Salesforce data into Displayr which can be then be analyzed.
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This is the third in a series of blog posts designed as a DIY training course for using Displayr. This post illustrates how to pull…
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In addition to the content and formatting that you use when creating a Displayr document, you can also: Customize the overall look of the off-page…
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Learn how to create a simple dashboard in minutes with any type of data. Includes step-by-step instructions on how to create filters and real-time updates.
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Four easy steps to running a Linear Discriminant Analysis in Displayr including a test-train split and using a prediction accuracy table to assess the model
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This post provides examples of different types of Dashboards created in Displayr. For each dashboard you can both view the dashboard in View mode (the…
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This post shows how to automatically update dashboards and data in Displayr and how to schedule calculations to occur automatically.
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It is super-simple to create a table involving one variable in Displayr: just drag it from Data Sets (bottom-left) of the screen onto a page,…
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It will not be immediately obvious, but Excel is a key inspiration for the design of Displayr. However, when you jump into Displayr you will be…
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Most data scientists have pretty clear picture of how variables should be created – and it almost certainly involves writing code. While you can take this approach in Displayr,…
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There are lots of ways to get your data into Displayr. They range from cutting and pasting, through to writing advanced data queries in SQL and…
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One of Displayr’s unique strengths is the creation and presentation of tables, charts, and other visualizations. This post give a quick overview of the different…
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Once you have your data in Displayr, and have created some tables, the next step is to perform calculations using these tables as inputs. The…
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This post gives a brief overview of how the more advanced data science analysis methods work in Displayr. Which advanced data science methods are…
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This is the final blog post in our series introducing Displayr’s functionality. It focuses on reporting. Creating a report by exporting the document A Displayr document…
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Displayr has lots of tools designed to simplify data analysis. At the core of these tools is the concept of a variable set. The idea of…
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