I've found and read this page about the info of the horizontal bar chat.
www.limesurvey.org/about-us/blog/2112-ho...-popular-chart-types

"General tip: make sure to display your bar labels horizontally, otherwise viewers have to tilt their heads to read them."

How can I do that?

This blog is not primarily related to LimeSurvey.

It is intended to help many users how to visualize their results in a meaningful way.
This is similar to the link about measurement levels that holch gave you in the other post.
There are also many guidelines on the Internet on how to present a questionnaire on the screen that is attractive, clear, easy to understand and fun to answer.
You see, many of the users here are students and have heard little about statistics before and have never designed a survey, so that they lack even the basics.

And the meaning of the phrase
"General tip: make sure to display your bar labels horizontally, otherwise viewers have to tilt their heads to read them."
is nothing else than

DO NOT do it like this



To answer your question: How can I do that?

In the graphic tool in which you create your final report.
This might be Word, OpenOffice, EXCEL, Powerpoint, or whatever you use to present your results.

Joffm wrote: To answer your question: How can I do that?

In the graphic tool in which you create your final report.
This might be Word, OpenOffice, EXCEL, Powerpoint, or whatever you use to present your results.

In limesurvey when the voters send their vote ans then see the statistics, they see the bars vertical and there's not enough room for many answers.

So there's no option of doing that with limesurvey 4.2?
I thought it was an option in limesurvey to make the bars horizontal and also the text horizontal.
Like this:

Unfortunately these report and statistic functions in LS have not been further developed for a long time, as you may have read here in many posts and discussions.

At the moment, developers think other things are more important than to expand the chart library. And they are obviously right.
Take this only as a rough overview for the admin during the survey, nothing else.

That's all you can get

By the way: If there is a real lot of answer options in a questions it is not suitable to display a chart (my opinion).

And here you see your options.


But you always can ask one of the LimeSurvey partners whether they develop such a chart for you and how much they charge for it.

And though I developed some reports with the plugin pdfReport, I am not sure how the other plugin " limeMpdf " is suitable for charts.

Joffm

This was very helpful for me to understand what I can or cannot do, need or don't need.
Thank you.