How to Use Multiple Variables Analyses/Graphing in Prism - Data Visualization

This Baby Data Visualization guide details how to utilize the fantastic but odd functionality of Prism's Multiple Variables feature. You haven't lived until you've utilized not 2, not 3, but 4 dimensions of data in a single figure! You've got an X axis, a Y, the color of your units, and their size. These visualizations are among the most impressive, summarizing, and unique. Mastering these can take your data visualization to a higher level. Enjoy!
These videos were designed to guide Minnesota State University undergraduates without any coding.

[@luisafernandacorredorarias2199]

Hello Keenan, is there a way that you can change the shape of the symbols to show the categories in different ways. Like in you example 1, 2, 3 etc would be a square, triangle and circle?

[@keenanhartert]

Hello! Prism's XY format would definitely allow for that if you were okay with escaping the Multiple Variables format. The MV settings are a bit clunkier, but there still should be a scroll down menu to choose which data (and axis most likely) different shapes could apply to. Search about, and let me know if you find a path!