Overview
The score distribution is shown in seven levels.
Use it to understand the score breakdown and changes in scores in more detail.
The diagram below shows how graph colors correspond to score ranges. The width of each graph segment reflects the percentage of members whose scores fall within that range.
Notes
This also applies to the score distribution in Custom Survey.
Percentages are rounded to two decimal places, so the total may not always equal 100%.
The score is calculated using members’ valid response data. The score distribution shows how those scores are distributed.
Even if a member doesn’t answer the latest survey, their previous score carries over if they have valid response data within 100 days of the most recent survey. (For details, see this article.)
For example, a group has four members. Three answer the latest survey, while one doesn’t. The fourth member answered the previous month’s survey. The score is calculated using the three latest scores and the fourth member’s score from the previous month. The score distribution therefore includes all four members.
The score distribution isn’t displayed when you view your own results (see the image below).
