Powerful, flexible online surveys
Posted: 22nd May 2015
When exporting your results, you can choose from five different formats: Microsoft Excel 2007 and later (.xlsx) Microsoft Excel 2003 and older (.xls) Comma Separated Values (.csv) SPSS (.sav) Tab Separated Values (.tsv) The .sav file format is compatible with both SPSS and PSPP (a free statistical analysis program with similar features to SPSS). If […]
Posted: 21st May 2015
Yes. Survey submissions are date and time stamped. To see this information, click on Analyse and then Browse Responses. Each individual response has a completion date and time stamp at the top of the response. You can choose to include the date and time information when you export your data by ticking the Include date of response submission […]
Posted: 15th May 2015
No. Exporting your data will not remove any information from the online surveys system, nor will it interrupt the running of your survey or close your survey. Exporting your results generates a copy of the information held on the online surveys servers and converts it into the format that you have chosen. The original information is […]
Posted: 30th March 2015
If you are a member of an Organisation account, online surveys allows you to provide limited access to results data to other users. This may be necessary or desirable where you want to: protect the anonymity of your respondents; restrict access to sensitive or personal data; and/or provide a user with only the information that is […]
Posted: 20th March 2015
No. You can only see a survey response after the respondent has clicked on the Finish button on the penultimate page of your survey. Partial / incomplete / unfinished survey responses cannot be accessed. If you wish to know how many times your survey has been accessed but not completed, and/or you would like to […]
Posted: 12th December 2014
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 individual chart images: Click on the cog icon next to the chart you want to download. Click Download chart. Save the image. To copy the […]
Posted: 23rd September 2014
Whether hidden or not, pre-populated questions are treated in the same way as any other survey responses and are included in the summary of your Analyse page. Here you can, for example, compare response rates, set up filters to group responses by categories (e.g. different departments or regions), or cross-tabulate responses given by different groups […]
Posted: 20th May 2014
You can merge the responses from two or more surveys that have the same structure (the same number, type and order of the questions). For the merge process to work, all the merged surveys must contain the same number of questions in the same order. Additionally, the question types must match across all surveys (e.g. if question […]
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You can compare the responses from two or more surveys that have the same structure or contain matching questions. This allows you to, for example: Compare different language versions of the same survey, as long as the order, number and types of questions are the same. Measure your results against those of other researchers running the […]
Posted: 15th May 2014
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 is displayed. Save your responses as a PDF. Accessing your survey responses To access your response data, locate your survey on the Dashboard and click Analyse. A […]