#HOW TO TURN ON CODING STRIPES IN NVIVO 12 CODE#
Nodes Least Coding displays the least frequently used nodes of all the nodes that code the content
Nodes Most Coding displays the most frequently used nodes of all the nodes that code the content The nodes in bold indicate they have been used to code the source content. Selected Items displays the Select Project Items dialog box-select the nodes then click OK to close the dialog box. Select which coding stripes you want to display: On the View tab, in the Coding group, click Coding Stripes.
#HOW TO TURN ON CODING STRIPES IN NVIVO 12 PDF#
Similarly, if you code content in the left-hand column of a PDF source, the coding stripe is displayed against both columns.
NOTE If you code text in a cell in a dataset, a text table (in a document, memo or external), an audio/video transcript, or a picture log, the coding stripe is displayed against the whole row. You can refresh the stripes manually-click the yellow information bar at the top of the coding stripes pane, or click Refresh, in the Workspace group, on the Home tab. The stripes refresh automatically when you: When a source is in edit mode, coding stripes are disabled (and do not update) while you type or make other changes to the content of the source. Refer to Set colors for more information. If the color is based on item colors, any nodes that have no color will display as white. The color of the stripes is either automatic or user assigned based on item colors. Refer to Basic coding in audio and video sources (Understand shadow coding) for more information. In audio and video sources, coding stripes are displayed both in the timeline and the transcript. Refer to Set the default number of coding stripes for more information about the coding stripe display. You can select the nodes that most, least or recently coded the content and indicate the number of stripes to display. Refer to Adjust picture settings (Adjust the region shading used to mark coding, links and annotations) for more information.Ĭoding stripes are colored bars that show you the nodes that code a source:Īttributes of coded content ( sex, age and so on) In the Application Options (Display tab), you can specify that you want coding automatically highlighted when you open a source or node.įor picture sources, you can adjust the shading density of the highlighted picture region. To change the nodes that are highlighted, click Select Items under Highlight to re-open the Select Project Items dialog box. The option Matches for Query under Highlight becomes active when you are viewing items that are the results of a query-the content highlighted in yellow matches the criteria set in your query. To turn off the highlighting-on the View tab, in the Coding group, click Highlight then select None. The nodes in bold indicate they have been used to code the content.Ĭoding for All Nodes this highlights coding for all nodes Ĭoding for Selected Items this opens the Select Project Items dialog box- select the nodes to highlight, and then click OK to close the dialog box. On the View tab, in the Coding group, click Highlight. If you want to see the coding for specific nodes, you can display coding stripes-refer to Display Coding Stripes for more information. Highlighting is an easy way to check what you have and have not coded. To see what has been coded in a source you can turn on 'highlight coding':
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