Some answers are a single fact. Others are a set of figures, such as takings across a few periods, or card against cash. When the answer is a set of figures, Youzse puts a card on the screen.
The card draws the bars. Each bar is one figure, and the longer bar is the larger one, so you can see the shape without adding anything up.
The sentence is the headline. Read that sentence for the number, or the comparison, that answers the question you asked. The bars are the picture around that headline. Youzse keeps the sentence short and leaves the rest of the picture on the card.
How to read one
- 1Read the sentence first. That is the headline.
- 2Look at the card. The bars show how the figures sit next to each other.
- 3Use the labels on the bars to see which figure is which.
A question about one number may come back as a sentence on its own, with no card. A question that compares figures comes back with both.
Open Youzse, ask a comparison, and the reply sits in the same chat as any other answer. The message box stays at the bottom so you can ask a follow-up.
Common questions
Where is the figure I asked for?
In the sentence. That sentence is the headline. The card draws the bars around it.
Why does the sentence skip some of the bars?
The sentence states the headline. The card is there so you can see the other bars for yourself.