The data coding process using NVIVO 12 software is relatively straightforward, but I'm having difficulty using the hierarchy charts to visualize the information in terms of demographics (e.g., age, gender, etc.). Does anyone have any tips?
You could make a model
with parest node child sibling etc to organise your model.for example in case your major theme is sustainable fabric then the types of fabrics listed in the interview become the child node
Here is the location of the NVivo for Windows help page on Charts (which includes an option to switch to Mac version). It also includes a link to the QSR YouTube tutorial on Visualization that covers Charts.
https://help-nv10.qsrinternational.com/desktop/concepts/about_charts.htm
FYI I took a look at YouTube in general and there are several other videos on Charts in NVivo.
I generally use case classification sheets for the Demographic Statistics of my respondents. I know it is not the same as the charts you can implement in Nvivo but it does facilitate an easier management of your cases, especially in bigger research populations. You can use case classification in your analysis by using compound coding queries, but also in the representation of your population if you export your classification sheet and use the representation options of MS Office Excel. This way, you can combine both the benefits of Nvivo with the transparant representation of Excel.
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