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Salary gender pay gap
I have this example:
1st column: salary
2nd: gender
3rd and on: other variables
I'm trying to plot a scatter chart, so far I have this:
I'm trying to obtain something like this, with line showing all coefficients:
What I'm doing wrong? I tried different configurations
Answers
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Your scatter plot only has the X-axis configured (Retribuzione/Salary) but is missing a Y-axis measure. A scatter plot needs two numeric measures to plot points meaningfully.To get the regression line like in your example image, after the chart renders properly you need to: right-click on the visualization → Add Statistics → Trend Line, then choose Linear.
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Hi @Vasudha_Oracle-Oracle , this is the result:
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It seems like you have a SUM aggregation on Age. Check if these videos help you.
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Problem is that my raw data are written up above in the question.. there are no sums :(
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Metrics will get aggregated automatically. Find a good attribute, score will work better than Genre (as it has only 2 possible values).
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