This section of the demo will go over the different ways to display the results to the questions in your survey.  Each different question type has a set of charts associated with it that may be used to display the question's results.  A pull down menu after each question on the results page allows you to switch between the different types of charts.  Listed below are all of the different charting options you get with Persepolis Surveys.

Pie Chart The pie chart divides all the answers for a question into pieces of a pie.  If you are showing more than one category of respondents, then a pie chart will be shown for each category for the question.
Horizontal Bar Chart This chart displays all the answers to the question along the left hand side of the chart, with the scale along the bottom.
Vertical Bar Chart This chart displays all the answers to the question along the bottom of the chart, with the scale along the left hand side.
Depth Vertical Bar Chart This chart is the same as the vertical bar chart, but is useful when there are a lot of answers and the chart becomes very wide.  In that case, using the depth chart will allow you to save space by placing each category of respondent behind the next for each answer to the question.
Line Chart This chart connects each of the answers displayed with a line.  The answers are displayed along the bottom, and the scale along the left hand side.
Depth Area Chart This chart is like the line chart but fills in the space below the line.  This chart is useful when you want a line chart, but it starts to get crowded and you need a clearer display.
Matrix Chart What is the matrix?  The matrix displays all your answers in a tabular format, allowing for quick and easy reading in a non-graphical format.