Average interview duration provides you the average time taken to conduct a survey.
Average interview duration provides you the average time taken to conduct a survey.
This report shows total surveys done by each day.
The download section provides you the facility to download your survey data into different data formats (Excel, SPSS, ASCII, JSON & EXCEL). When you download your data, you get the entire survey data. However using the start date and end date you can define the data download range. The date range you provide is compared… Continue reading About
Question repeating (often referred to as looping or iteration) is a powerful feature that allows you to present the same question or set of questions multiple times to a respondent, based on their previous answer to the source question. Attribute Description Source Question Source question is the question based on which a set of later… Continue reading Repeating
Option Piping is a dynamic feature that allows you to take the answers/options selected/not selected by a respondent in a previous question and automatically use them as the answer options for a subsequent question. How it works (conceptual example): Question 1 (Source Question): “Which of the following fruits do you like?” Apples Bananas Oranges Grapes… Continue reading Option Piping
Simple Piping allows you to dynamically insert an answer from a previous question directly into the text of a subsequent question or response option. How it works (conceptual example): You ask a question: “What is your favorite color?” (Question 1) The respondent answers: “Blue” You use simple piping: “So, your favorite color is Blue. Why… Continue reading Simple Piping
Order of Evaluation: Rules are evaluated in the order they appear in the Branching List. Use drag-and-drop to reorder them if needed. Error Handling: If no criteria are defined, you’ll see a message: “Please select a Rule to see the evaluation criteria.” Deleting Rules: You can delete a rule by clicking the “X” next to… Continue reading Notes
Below is a list of operators you can use to define branching rules, along with their descriptions and examples. Basic Comparison Operators Operator SQL Symbol Description Example Equal to = Checks if the answer matches the specified value. Q1 = “Yes” Not Equal to <> Checks if the answer does not match the specified value.… Continue reading Supported Operators