You select
data in order to filter the view and focus on the selected data. You
can select data in a data table, in a network graph, or in a statistical
graph.
Selecting
data in one view affects all views (unless you are using local selection
mode). For example, if you select an observation in a data table,
then that observation is automatically selected in all graphs associated
with the project. Similarly, you can use statistical graphs to subset
the data in a network graph. For example, you might select all the
nodes for a particular category in a bar chart. Then, you can view only those nodes in your network graph, along with their
links.
Note: When you select
a portion of a statistical graph that is based on nodes, the selected
nodes display in your network graphs along with all their links. Likewise,
when you select a portion of a graph that is based on links, the selected
links display in your network graphs along with all their nodes.
To select
data, you can use the selection tool or the highlight tool.