Hi all, I have created a blank survey in Qualtrics which represents an external survey which I want to have available in Qualtrics. I have been playing with the POST function in R from the httr package. But I cannot seem to formulate the script to get an accepted status code. The file itself has been formatted in the same way as the 'example' file was done, as suggested on this page: https://api.qualtrics.com/docs/import-responses If anyone has done this before in R, I would appreciate a hand. Kind regards, Ant

Hi RTSullivan, thank you for responding to my question. I have tried the 'qualtRics' package and it is amazing! Unfortunately, the current functionality is focused on downloading response from Qualtrics to R. I need to be able to post information from R into Qualtrics. I did manage to put together a solution to my question using a combination of features within the httr package. The script below picks up a .csv file from a local directory and posts the responses to a given location. # identify the path and file of interest vFilePath <- paste(dir_Output, "/", vFileName, sep = "") # Load the csv file into the Twitter Analysis Qualtrics survey vQualtrics_Upload <- POST(url = vPOST_URL, add_headers('X-API-TOKEN' = vQualtrics_Token), body = list(surveyId = vQualtrics_SurveyID, file = upload_file(vFilePath, type = "text/csv"))) # delete the csv file from local directory if successfully loaded into Qualtrics if(vQualtrics_Upload$status_code == 200) {file.remove(vFileName)}

Hi RTSullivan, I am connecting to Twitter via R, completing some analysis on the Tweets which I receive and then I wanted to load those tweets into a blank Qualtrics survey which I set up. The reason I wanted to load it into Qualtrics was to use the Text IQ functionality. I used the API call at the following link to post the survey responses into my blank Twitter survey. api.qualtrics.com/docs/update-responseI have used a couple of the POST API functions to modify and enhance some information which isn't captured in the survey. It works quite nicely.

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