There is not option to select just the completed surveys. By default, all the scheduled reports use the entire data set. I want to schedule a report to run every week based on the completed survey, not in the entire set
Allow filtering and logic based on the answers to data/reference question types such as zip code or dynamic lookup questions. This would be very helpful in analyzing results based on geographic locations (state, county) and such. It would also be helpful in tailoring branched surveys based on the same criteria... different questions for different states/counties.
I often use the dashboard to take a quick look at responses, when I'm looking at comments / verbatims I see a lot of 'empty rows' and some comments.
Would it be an idea to filter out the empty comments, the whole idea is to read comments, not to see empty comments?
Love your US map distribution graphs for our mini-polls.
Please offer the ability to copy and embed the code for your map distribution graphs the way you do for the main graphs.
Thanks and keep up the great work!
Dave
In a survey with multiple questions with validation, I am seeing a significant number of validation errors. If there was a Meta Analysis tool for validation errors similar to the drop out Meta Analysis, I could dive into and determine which questions are causing the errors and focus on fixing those versus trying to guess.
Allow users to upload a Powerpoint template.
If neccessary make it available at the Corporate or Enterprise subscription level.
Would love widgets that show current completed survey count, average time to complete, perhaps "spotlight" certain live findings.
Can we filter responses using grouping .. at the same time filter complete and incomplete responses in Grouping and Segmentation
I think it would be a really good idea to have the mean included in the banner table. For instance, it would be useful to know the average score for a particular group to a particular question.
Because you have a limit of 10 groups when using the grouping/segmentation filtering function, we're forced to delete filters if we surpass this benchmark. It would be more efficient if we could keep all filters that we create and just activate/inactivate them as we broach/surpass the 10 group limit.
Is it possible to integrate a weighting system into the software - whereby I can weight the data to be representative relative to a lack of responses from particular demographics?
I find myself typically using the same features over and over - and having to click through several levels of menus to get there. If it was possible to build a customizable dashboard where users could put QP links that were important to them or used frequently it would certainlty save a lot of time.
As I make changes to the survey in response to the Drop Out Analysis, it would be nice if I could filter by date so that I can determine if the changes are effective. Currently all of the responses are grouped together...
It would be great to have a search function using the Respondent ID.
Respondents are give respondent ID numbers, they are very little use to us. When we try to track down a query from a respondent and they reference their ID number, it is very difficult to track which survey it is linked to.
