Thanks AdamK12 . I've done that, but with the suggested topics you might get a fairly long list of keywords; was hoping maybe I was just missing something and there was a way to combine them. Thanks!!!
Glad to see these changes! Couple of suggestions, though.1: Include these in paginated reporting, not just dashboards.2: For line charts, having the ability to add trendlines (like in Excel) would really add value!
Okay, so I found a way that MIGHT work for you.What I did here was to make one table for each team member (name, affiliation). They are "stacked" on top of each other, so what you see in this image is actually three separate tables. To get the Team Member column, I just put in a text field, and used some spacers (highlighted so you can see them) to space them out so they'll look right in the PDF. That's about the best solution I could find. Hope it helps you!
Hmmmm. You should be able to do this in paginated reporting by adding in the columns. Let me try a bit of testing and get back to you, because I could swear I've done this or something similar to it.
I don't believe that we as users can find that. It's possible that support might be able too by digging into the database, though; it has to be stored somewhere in the server if a survey invitation was sent. Hope you can get it! I've run into this myself, and it's frustrating. Good luck!
> @bstrahin said: > I also like that these reports live in the project. That essentially makes them sharable for others to edit, which is a huge help for my purposes. In the old reports I had to build out a template report on numerous colleague's profiles so that they could change the data sources and pull reports at the proper time. It was annoying. The end client didn't like the look of the Results Reports so we had to use the printed reports to get it to a visual look that was acceptable to the end user. Interesting. One of the things I actually wish I could control is that edit ability; the wrong person starts monkeying around with a report and I have no clean copy to quickly replace it with. With classic, I always kept masters of my more complex reports. If I needed to share it to another account, I just exported the QRF file and uploaded it to the other account, and I was good. But I admit I really do like that reports created in one account automatically show up in an
> @Emily said: > Hi everyone! > > We love this discussion and the feedback going on here. Just a few things - if you're experiencing issues with exporting reports or any other problem that seems like it is not intended functionality, we encourage you to reach out to our Support Team so that your issue gets reported and resolved! > > If you have a features that you wish were in the new reports, likewise, we recommend contacting our Support Team so they can get a feature request filed for you. > > But, please do continue this conversation! We love hearing what you guys think and the feedback you have! Emily, thanks for weighing in. Trust me; I contact both VERY regularly. I know we've submitted well over two dozen feature requests for reporting and Vocalize in the past few years.
Interesting. I actually found branding the report easier in classic, because I had more control over the look/feel of the tables and could freely move objects on the page. The things I miss most are the use of piped text, the ability to completely customize a table, manually splitting individual response tables, and exporting to other options than PDF. Though in the past couple of days I'm having trouble rendering/exporting reports from either tool; they just come up blank.
Agree with Akdashboard. A combination of hot spot or heat map questions would let you set up right or wrong answers. You could limit the number of guesses as well. So, if you needed them to, say, click on the spyglass on the pirate ship, you could set it so that they only get three tries and that clicking that will take them to the next clue, and not clicking it would have some other outcome (like skipping to another block or kicking them out completely). It'd be tedious to do and you'd need to sort of flowchart it out on paper first, but it sounds fun! Hmmmm, now I wanna try it just for fun. Good luck!
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