Funnel Chart Type & Calculation Options

With the data settings, the key settings used to display the Funnel chart can be modified.

Chart Type

The Funnel chart is set to proportion (PR) charts by default. There are other options available which use an assumed probability model to compute the 2 and 3-sigma limits. These three options are:

Display Name Value
Indirectly Standardised (HSMR) SR
Proportion PR
Rate RC

Chart Type

When using conditional formatting, set your values to one of SR, PR or RC to select the chart type. The default setting is Proportion (PR).

See the documentation on Chart Types for further details on each type.

OD Adjustment

The Overdispersion (OD) Adjustment dropdown allows for overdispersion to be toggled on or off for the funnel plot, or set to automatic which will only apply the overdispersion factor if it is detected. The three options are:

Display Name Value
Automatic auto
Yes yes
No no

OD Adjustment

When using conditional formatting, set your values to one of auto, yes or no. The default setting is No.

Multiplier

The multiplier affects the scale of the final value that is displayed in the SPC chart, with the default set to 1. This setting applies uniformly across all chart types, except for the p-chart which defaults to a multiplier of 100.

Multiplier

Decimals to Report

Sets the number of decimal places reported in the y-axis and tooltip. The number of decimal places in the y-axis can be overwritten by the Y-Axis Tick Settings.

Decimals To Report

Transformation

This settings affects the transformation that is applied to the y-axis, to be applied when the distribution of the points are not conforming to the underlying probability distribution. The four options are:

Display Name Value
None none
Natural Log (y+1) ln
Log10 (y+1) log10
Square-Root sqrt

Transformation

When using conditional formatting, set your values to an item in the Value column. The default setting is None.

Secondary Target

By default, the Funnel chart depicts a statistical centerline as set by the chart type. This allows for a comparison of where the groups compare to the overall centerline. However, there are applications where a target value may be appropriate to include as well. This can be set using this option.

Secondary Target Value