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Exploring by IndicatorGetting Started
	The Explore by Indicator page allows you to view one indicator across all available locations. You can use the **View By** field to further stratify data.
By default, the system displays the indicator data in map format. You can then choose to view the data in chart or table format.To get started:
Select a **Population** (Survey)
Select a **View By** option
Select **GO**Viewing a Map
	After selecting a category, a color-coded map displays the indicator data.
A legend explaining the colors is displayed to the right of the map.
Example 11. To view data, select a Population (survey) and View By option then click GO. 2. Use this section to hide or show footnotes. 3. Click here to save the panel as PDF or download the data in CSV format. 4. Use this section to change the indicator view. 5. Use this section to select a combination of options for viewing data. 6. Use this section to change the options for viewing the data. 7. Use this section to filter the map view by the WHO region. 8. Click the +/- to zoom in or out respectively, until maximum or minimum limit is reached.  Click the refresh button to view the default map position and zoom level.  Double clicking anywhere on the map invokes the zoom feature as well. 9. The colors on the legend explain the colors on the map. 10. Use the Legend Settings to view options for the classification type and to change the number of classes shown on the map legend.View LargerClose1. To view data, select a Population (survey) and View By option then click GO. 2. Use this section to hide or show footnotes. 3. Click here to save the panel as PDF or download the data in CSV format. 4. Use this section to change the indicator view. 5. Use this section to select a combination of options for viewing data. 6. Use this section to change the options for viewing the data. 7. Use this section to filter the map view by the WHO region. 8. Click the +/- to zoom in or out respectively, until maximum or minimum limit is reached.  Click the refresh button to view the default map position and zoom level.  Double clicking anywhere on the map invokes the zoom feature as well. 9. The colors on the legend explain the colors on the map. 10. Use the Legend Settings to view options for the classification type and to change the number of classes shown on the map legend.Download Image[PNG]Example 2Click on a location to view associated data. Clicking 'Zoom to' enlarges the view of the selected location.View LargerCloseClick on a location to view associated data. Clicking 'Zoom to' enlarges the view of the selected location.Download Image[PNG]Click on the India location to view associated data. When displayed, click 'India Region and State Map' to view the drill through India map. Clicking 'Zoom to' enlarges the view of the selected location.View LargerCloseClick on the India location to view associated data. When displayed, click 'India Region and State Map' to view the drill through India map. Clicking 'Zoom to' enlarges the view of the selected location.Download Image[PNG]Example 31. Use this selection to filter the map of India by the states. 2. Click the All Countries link to display the WHO Region map.View LargerClose1. Use this selection to filter the map of India by the states. 2. Click the All Countries link to display the WHO Region map.Download Image[PNG]1. Use this selection to filter the India map by the regions. 2. Click the All Countries link to display the WHO Region map.View LargerClose1. Use this selection to filter the India map by the regions. 2. Click the All Countries link to display the WHO Region map.Download Image[PNG]Viewing a Chart
	You can view data in a bar chart format by clicking the **Chart icon** next to the Table icon.Example 1
1. Stratified chart data is grouped by location for the most recent year. 2. Hover your mouse on the bar or line to view data for the location. The line represents the Confidence Interval (CI).View LargerClose1. Stratified chart data is grouped by location for the most recent year. 2. Hover your mouse on the bar or line to view data for the location. The line represents the Confidence Interval (CI).Download Image[PNG]Example 2
1. Stratified chart data is grouped by location for the most recent year. 2. Hover your mouse on the bar or line to view data for the location. The line represents the Confidence Interval (CI).View LargerClose1. Stratified chart data is grouped by location for the most recent year. 2. Hover your mouse on the bar or line to view data for the location. The line represents the Confidence Interval (CI).Download Image[PNG]Example 3
1. Stratified chart data is grouped by location for the most recent year. 2. Hover your mouse on the bar or line to view data for the location. The line represents the Confidence Interval (CI).View LargerClose1. Stratified chart data is grouped by location for the most recent year. 2. Hover your mouse on the bar or line to view data for the location. The line represents the Confidence Interval (CI).Download Image[PNG]Viewing Data in a Table Format
	You can view data in a table format by clicking the **Table icon** next to the Chart icon.Example 1
1. Stratified table data is grouped by location for the most recent year.View LargerClose1. Stratified table data is grouped by location for the most recent year.Download Image[PNG]Example 2
1. Stratified chart data is grouped by location for the most recent year. 2. Hover your mouse on the bar or line to view data for the location. The line represents the Confidence Interval (CI).View LargerClose1. Stratified chart data is grouped by location for the most recent year. 2. Hover your mouse on the bar or line to view data for the location. The line represents the Confidence Interval (CI).Download Image[PNG]Example 3
1. Stratified chart data is grouped by location for the most recent year. 2. Hover your mouse on the bar or line to view data for the location. The line represents the Confidence Interval (CI).View LargerClose1. Stratified chart data is grouped by location for the most recent year. 2. Hover your mouse on the bar or line to view data for the location. The line represents the Confidence Interval (CI).Download Image[PNG]Top of PageExploring by LocationGetting Started
	The Explore by Location page allows you to select a location and view GTSSData for the selected location.
You can select up to 8 indicators to display on a page.
The system displays the data in 1 to 8 small panels. When viewing data, you can choose to view one year of data or all available years, stratify data by age, gender, or race/ethnicity, and view the data I graph or tabular format.To get started:
Select a **WHO Region**
Select a **Country**
Select a **Survey Site**
Select a **Population (Survey)**
Select a **Topic**
Select a **Year**
Select **GO**1. Use this section to select a combination of options for viewing data. After selecting options, click GO. 2. Use this section to hide or show footnotes, save page as PDF, and view the data for all available locations. 3. Click here to access the pop-up, where you can change the indicators displayed up to a maximum of 8 out of the number of available indicators. 4. Click here to save the panel as PDF or download the data in CSV format. 5. Click an icon to change the view type--chart or table. 6. Use this section to further refine the options for viewing the data.View LargerClose1. Use this section to select a combination of options for viewing data. After selecting options, click GO. 2. Use this section to hide or show footnotes, save page as PDF, and view the data for all available locations. 3. Click here to access the pop-up, where you can change the indicators displayed up to a maximum of 8 out of the number of available indicators. 4. Click here to save the panel as PDF or download the data in CSV format. 5. Click an icon to change the view type--chart or table. 6. Use this section to further refine the options for viewing the data.Download Image[PNG]1. Use this section to view policies and procedures for the survey displayed. All available years for each resource is listed for the survey displayed. 2. This section displays the Notes, Measure Definitions, and Data Source for the survey displayed. 3. This section provides reference information for the information displayed on the page. 4. This section contains links to the Survey Resources, Share GTSS, and the Help & Glossary that are available within the GTSS site. When you click these links, the system takes you to your selection.View LargerClose1. Use this section to view policies and procedures for the survey displayed. All available years for each resource is listed for the survey displayed. 2. This section displays the Notes, Measure Definitions, and Data Source for the survey displayed. 3. This section provides reference information for the information displayed on the page. 4. This section contains links to the Survey Resources, Share GTSS, and the Help & Glossary that are available within the GTSS site. When you click these links, the system takes you to your selection.Download Image[PNG]Viewing a Chart
	You can view data in a bar chart format by clicking the **Chart icon** next to the Table icon.
1. Hover the mouse on a data point to view more data information. 2. The chart displays the stratification labels without data bars, when no data is available due to Insufficient Sample Size. 3. The legend displays on multi-stratification data.  It explains the colors displayed in the chart for the second stratification level.View LargerClose1. Hover the mouse on a data point to view more data information. 2. The chart displays the stratification labels without data bars, when no data is available due to Insufficient Sample Size. 3. The legend displays on multi-stratification data.  It explains the colors displayed in the chart for the second stratification level.Download Image[PNG]Viewing Data in a Table Format
	You can view data in a table format by clicking the **Table icon** next to the Chart icon.
The symbol for Insufficient Sample Size displays in the table but not in the chart.View LargerCloseThe symbol for Insufficient Sample Size displays in the table but not in the chart.Download Image[PNG]Selecting Indicators to View
	1. By default, the system displays the first 8 indicators. The maximum number of indicators you can display on the page at one time is 8.  This pop-up is used to change the indicators displayed by checking and unchecking the indicator check box.View LargerClose1. By default, the system displays the first 8 indicators. The maximum number of indicators you can display on the page at one time is 8.  This pop-up is used to change the indicators displayed by checking and unchecking the indicator check box.Download Image[PNG]
You can select which indicators to view by clicking the **Select indicators to view** link.Top of PageFootnotes/Data SourceThe **Footnotes and Data Source** section at the bottom of the data display area provides more information for the content displayed in the panel. This section explains the symbols displayed on the page, and lists the data source.
To hide this section, click the **Hide Footnotes link**, to display it again, click the **Show Footnotes link**.Top of PageMeasure DefinitionsThe **Measure Definitions** section provides a description for the measures that are used on the page.Top of PageSuggested CitationThe **Suggested Citation** section provides reference information for the information displayed on the page.Top of PageRelated LinksThe **Related Links** section contains links to other sites on the Web. When you click these links, the system takes you to the related sites. These sites are not contained within the GTSSData system.Top of Page< Previous Section: Using the GTSSData Homepage
							
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