Powerful, flexible online surveys
…and Notepad to create a CSV file that retains foreign language characters: https://www.ablebits.com/office-addins-blog/2014/04/24/convert-excel-csv/#export-csv-utf8 Alternatively, try using Google Sheets, OpenOffice, LibreOffice or another application to work with your CSV file. Numbers…
…commit to achieving and maintaining a grade of at least A when tested by SSLLabs. You can view the current status at https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/analyze.html?d=www.onlinesurveys.ac.uk&hideResults=on. Data is not encrypted whilst at rest…
…section headings. It can also be used to insert the current date and time into your survey and to include a completion receipt number on the final page of a…
…to a new page, if necessary. Check that each route is complete and that there are no ‘orphan’ or ‘dead-end’ pages, i.e. pages that aren’t linked to from anywhere else,…
…responses. There are two types of free text question: For short answers, use a Single-line free text question. For longer answers, use a Multi-line free text question, which you can…
…Run multiple copies of the same survey from your own account, and use the Compare functionality to see improvements/changes. The Compare functionality within online surveys allows you to compare results…
As soon as respondents start completing your survey, you can view their responses as they come in. This page explains how to: Access your survey responses. Customise how the data…
Because the charts in your survey’s Analysis page are dynamic it is not possible to select and copy them from the browser to then paste into another document. To download…
…a balanced approach in creating the standard online surveys theme. Most importantly, online surveys can be completed with style sheets disabled or with a user-specified style sheet applied. So, whilst…
…of who has and who has not completed your survey. To find out who has completed your survey: Go to your survey’s Analyse page. Scroll or jump to the pre-populated…