Diagram template
Matrix: contributions
PowerA contribution grid and triangular response-pair roof share one exact set of response columns.
Categories
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Power, Max
When to use it
For customer needs and product features, event objectives and program choices, or workplace needs and site provisions. Shows supplied proposed relationships without scores, importance weights or inferred absences.
What you fill in
Describe your topic in plain words and the AI fills these in. You can edit every field afterwards.
- Row axis
- Text
- Column axis
- Text
- Footnote
- Text
- Rows
- 2 to 4, each with id and name
- Columns
- 3 to 5, each with id and name
- Cells
- 1 to 20, each with row and column
- Edges
- 0 to 10, each with from, to, and kind
- Codes
- Exactly 3, each with code and label
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