I think you’re going to need to create a new table where each record represents a single month year I’m afraid.  I’ve thrown something together here for you, and the idea is to use a count field to grab the Yes and No numbers, get the %, and the graph to bucket it by month:

Hey ​@KaCoates!

If you really want to show percentages, you’ll need to go with the solution provided by Adam.
However, if you want to show the count (different to percentage) there is no need to have the extra table as you can show:

Left Y Axis: Count of records filtered where answer is YES
Right Y Axis: Count of records filtered where answer is NO.
X Axis: Date (bucket by month).

Hope this helps! Please let me know if you need further help, I’d be happy to help.

Mike, Consultant @ Automatic Nation

In my interface I can provide a Pie chart that will show the % of yes and no responses to a survey question.

Each response, yes or no, is tied to a month value.  I want to see the % over time of the people that reported yes to display a trend chart month over month.  Example in Jan 42% reported Yes, in Feb 100% reported yes. This would be similar to my average satisfaction score month over month.
 

How do I take the Yes/No answers and convert them into a % of the population in order to track month over month?

Hello,

calculate the monthly % of "Yes" responses:

Group responses by month.

Count total responses and count "Yes" responses per month.

Calculate % Yes using:

% Yes = (Yes Count / Total Responses) * 100
 

Plot this % over time in a line or bar chart for a trend view.

Best Regard,

Kim

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