Score gauge with decision bands and a value marker

A horizontal gauge that places a single score (NPS or mean rating) onto a banded scale, with a "you are here" marker: the NPS and quality gauges a summary slide carries.

Usage

plot_nps_gauge(
  score,
  scale = c("nps", "rating"),
  title = NULL,
  height = 0.5,
  label_size = NULL
)

Arguments

score

The score to mark (NPS on -100..100, or a mean rating on 1..5).

scale

"nps" (default) or "rating", selecting the band layout and limits.

title

Optional title; a sensible default is generated from score.

height

Bar thickness in plot units. Defaults to 0.5.

label_size

Band-label text size. NULL (default) matches the theme's base font size (11 pt).

Value

A ggplot object.

Details

Takes a single number (not a dataset) and places it on a coloured band scale with a black marker, for the headline "where do we stand" slide. "nps" uses a -100..100 scale banded from needs-work to excellent; "rating" uses a 1..5 scale with BAD/OK/GOOD bands. Pair it with calc_nps() for the score.

See also

calc_nps(), plot_nps().

Other plots: plot_bars(), plot_gauges(), plot_ipm(), plot_nps(), plot_quotes_tree(), plot_rating_grid(), plot_stacked_rating()

Examples

nps <- calc_nps(podracing_survey, nps_value)$nps
plot_nps_gauge(nps)


plot_nps_gauge(3.8, scale = "rating")