I have a column Q1 for total employees (each respondent gives a total) and a column Q2 which gives the number of women.
I want to calculate the total number of women, in relation to the overall total of Q1.
How to sum the values of Q1 and Q2 separately, to deduce the proportion between both of them
Cumulative Sum
You could use a constant sum matrix question, with the sum set to scale points.
Then use Math operations to get the proportion.
Thank you Ahmed !!
Those answers to Q1 will come from different respondents (I'll have several lines in my data table).. is the sum matrix still work in this case to combine the values from different persons?
I even tried to pass the answer from one person to the URL of the survey, and use embedded data to store it. But it doesn't work, because when the second person opens a new survey, the embedded data I've saved from the previous one is lost :(
All that I want, is to create a variable to sum a column from all the response lines
https://www.qualtrics.com/community/discussion/comment/37880#Comment_37880The answer I've provided does exactly this.
Now your comments are about adding multiple people and multiple questions. So, I have no idea what you want to do or what your config is.
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