Replies posted by ThomasW_IronMountain | XM Community

Replies posted by ThomasW_IronMountain

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Michael_Cooksey
Administrator
Michael_CookseyAdministrator
published in Badge of the Month

✖️ X4 2024 | Badge of the Month | April 2024

2nd X4 for me. I really enjoyed the discussion with the CEOs from Delta and American Express. As one who presents data to Executives, it was helpful for me to hear how they think. I will better be able to craft data stories just from sitting in and listening to them chat for 30 minutes. 

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ThomasW_IronMountain
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2 days ago
AlonsoC
Administrator
AlonsoCAdministrator
published in Discussions About XM Community

Introducing: Alonso, XM Community Manager

Hi @AlonsoC , Happy to see you as part of the team!  I enjoy helping other people. I also enjoy the game-i-fication that XM Community has created that makes it fun to help other people. I also like Qualtrics swag!  Thomas WhitakerIron Mountain 

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AlonsoC
Administrator
2 days ago
AmaraW
Qualtrics Employee
AmaraWQualtrics Employee
published in Badge of the Month

❄️ Favorite Holidays | Badge of the Month | December 2023

When it comes to food, I think my favorite holiday is Thanksgiving! 🦃  I love turkey!  🦃  Dark meat, white meat, drumsticks, and leftovers!  After the big day enjoying the perfectly browned and succulent turkey (with all its amazing nooks and crannies), we then use the leftovers to make Turkey Tetrazzini (delicious), turkey soup, and turkey sandwiches all of which I love! 

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Aanurag_QC
QPN Level 5 ●●●●●
4 months ago
AmaraW
Qualtrics Employee
AmaraWQualtrics Employee
published in Badge of the Month

🦃 Thankful | Badge of the Month | November 2023

I am thankful for my employment at Iron Mountain. Iron Mountain is a stellar company with a bright future. I am also very grateful that I was able to meet my boss and team last week in person in Chicago for the first time in these strange post-COVID times. Playing a round of disc golf with the team was a highlight for me! @AlexV_IronMountain was there too!  

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rochak_khandelwal
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5 months ago
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jmmfLevel 1 ●
asked in Survey Platform

Triggering email notifications with quotas

@jmmf , thanks for the additional information. Are you having challenges with too much feedback per newsletter? Are you getting more than 100 responses per newsletter? You could just let the newsletter surveys roll, and then only look at the data from the first 100 responses.  You could also “pause” the surveys instead of using the quota functionality.  As for notifying someone automatically when the survey quote has been met, I agree its a good idea, but...its hard to put into practice. What if you just left the survey open for a pre-determined amount of time, like 30 days, and then just scheduled to pause the survey after 30 days? The reason I am asking you to look at things differently is because it sounds like you are setting things up the right way. But the way you are approaching it does involve a lot of set up with the quotas and workflows. I’m just wondering if a few questions can help you decide if the entire process can be simplified. 

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ThomasW_IronMountain
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7 months ago
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jmmfLevel 1 ●
asked in Survey Platform

Triggering email notifications with quotas

Hi @jmmf , your “survey” sounds complex! My first question would be to question whether or not you truly need 75 “different” surveys for “75 different things”. If there is a way you can simplify this first step, you should find the setting up of quotas and workflows MUCH easier.  The scenario you have described in a bit vague in particulars, but if you are able to share a bit more there might be a better approach than 75 different surveys. 

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ThomasW_IronMountain
Level 5 ●●●●●
7 months ago
AmaraW
Qualtrics Employee
AmaraWQualtrics Employee
published in Badge of the Month

👻 Spooky Season | Badge of the Month | October 2023

I’m not a big movie watcher these days...I much prefer to sit by the fire and read a good spooky book this time of year.  Jonathan Stroud’s “Lockwood & Co.” series fits the bill perfectly for me.  Suspenseful, “plot-ful”, and clever but without an overdose of blood and guts. Think “Ghostbusters” set in England, run by life hardened teenagers and wonderfully written!  This series will help prepare you for Jonathan Stroud’s masterpieces “The Bartimaeus Trilogy”...all of these are truly amazing Halloween reads! 

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AmaraW
Qualtrics Employee
6 months ago
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Level 1 ●
at3gkLevel 1 ●
asked in Custom Code

Trying to widen my survey with CSS or JavaScript

@at3gk , yea, that “side bar scrolling” is really annoying! I try to avoid it as much as possible, even to the point of changing my question type. We are really trying to push a “mobile-first” approach on all our surveys, and that question type you are using above is difficult to pull off on mobile. That being said, CSS is not going to work in this case cause you are trying to change the object perimeters, not the formatting of the object. How are your JS skills? Mine are not strong enough to give you the code you need to accomplish this, but others on this forum may be able to help. My personal approach would be to investigate an alternative question type. 

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rgupta15
Level 4 ●●●●
8 months ago
kgillis
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kgillisLevel 3 ●●●
asked in CX Dashboards

Guage Chart Value Ranges

 @kgillis , how are your Javascript skills? This is not an “out of the box” functionality that can currently be achieved with the Qualtrics Gauge Chart widget, but I do like where you are going with it. I imagine the only way to achieve this is by using Javascript. Pretty much anything is possible with Javascript, but I don’t see this as being an “easy” task. 

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ThomasW_IronMountain
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8 months ago
ChrisLawton
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ChrisLawtonLevel 2 ●●
asked in Survey Platform

How to pass Response URL to a third-party system?

@ChrisLawton ,I can see the response by Iilliac back in 2021, and it is a bit fuzzy. Perhaps because your use case is a bit different than the answer for that response.I can see this being done in a couple of ways, Workflows probably being my approach of choice. If I were to do this, I would create a workflow to trigger and send the “response URL” in an email. This is where Illiac’s response comes in handy. You will need that code snippet to do this in approach I am aware of. (${e://Field/ResponseID}) How comfortable are you with Javascript? You could use a custom “End of Survey” element to your Survey flow with Javascript to extract the response URL from the browser’s address bar. Lastly, there are always Web Service Calls, or APIs. 

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ChrisLawton
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8 months ago
AmaraW
Qualtrics Employee
AmaraWQualtrics Employee
published in Badge of the Month

🌎️ World Environment Day | Badge of the Month | June 2023

There is a place in the Philippines on an island called Bohol that is home to “The Chocolate Hills”. My wife and I visited this place many years ago and will never forget it. The Tarsier Monkeys are other-worldly and the hills themselves remind me of Mario Brothers for some reason. Overall this far-flung corner of the earth will always hold special memories for me. It also makes me want to sing “Climb Every Mountain!”  

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10 months ago
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mvaneykeLevel 2 ●●
posted in Jobs & Careers

Why this group needs approval to join?

What a great example of the community voice in action! Nice work @mvaneyke ! 

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JoseS
Former XM Community Team Member
10 months ago
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Andrew22
asked in Custom Code

Custom Code to put a red box around a multiple choice option

@Andrew22 , It’s been a few years, so you may have found a workaround already. If so, you can mark the answer as accepted, and close the question. If not, there is this you can try for the red box part of your question:  Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.addOnload(function() {  // Set the index of the choice to highlight  const highlightedChoiceIndex = 2; // Change this to the index of the choice you want to highlight (0-based index)  // Get the question container element  const questionContainer = document.getElementById('QID1'); // Replace 'QID1' with the actual question ID  // Get the choice elements within the question container  const choiceElements = questionContainer.querySelectorAll('.ChoiceStructure tbody tr');  // Loop through the choice elements  choiceElements.forEach(function(choiceElement, index) {    if (index === highlightedChoiceIndex) {      // Add a red border to the highlighted choice      choiceElement.style.border = '2px solid red';    }  });}); In the code above, make sure

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ThomasW_IronMountain
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11 months ago
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jane1111
asked in Custom Code

Display List from Array Javascript

@jane1111 , Just a thought as I look at your code. The line const shuffled = array.sort(() => 0.5 - Math.random()); is used to shuffle the array randomly. However, the sort() function requires a comparison function to be passed as an argument. Modify the line to const shuffled = array.sort(() => Math.random() - 0.5); to see if that will properly shuffle the array? 

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ArunDubey
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11 months ago
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AxelSQPN Level 2 ●●
asked in Survey Platform (Before March 2021)

New font in Email Distribution

@AxelS , Were you satisfied with the answer that was provided you on this? It’s been a few years, so you may have found a workaround already. If so, you can mark the answer as accepted, and close the question. If not, and you need more information, let me know.  TomG is THE authority here in the community and I’m sure implementing his idea will work if you still need it. 

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ThomasW_IronMountain
Level 5 ●●●●●
11 months ago
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ankit
asked in Custom Code

how we can exclude emoji’s in people’s verbatim?

@ankit , Were you satisfied with the answer that was provided you on this? It’s been a few years, so you may have found a workaround already. If so, you can mark the answer as accepted, and close the question. If not, and you need more information, let me know. 

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ArunDubey
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11 months ago
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boothieresearcher
asked in Custom Code

Use piped text in embed youtube link?

@boothieresearcher , this is such a cool idea! Way to put the “experience” of your survey-taker to the forefront!

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ThomasW_IronMountain
Level 5 ●●●●●
11 months ago
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JC_FAULevel 2 ●●
asked in Survey Platform (Before March 2021)

reporting Matrix question results in new reports

@JC_FAU , Were you satisfied with the answer that Peeyush provided you on this? It’s been a few years, so you may have found a workaround already. If so, you can mark the answer as accepted, and close the question. If not, and you need more information, let me know. 

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ThomasW_IronMountain
Level 5 ●●●●●
11 months ago
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Level 1 ●
CathayaLevel 1 ●
asked in Custom Code

dropdown->text entry

@Cathaya ,It’s been a while since you posted this question but Qualtrics now has off the shelf functionality in the survey builder to do what you are trying to do in this inquiry. So, you can mark the answer as accepted, and close the question. If not, and you need more information, let me know. 

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Tom_1842
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11 months ago
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Niek
asked in Survey Platform (Before March 2021)

How can I include a week long break in my survey?

Hi @Niek ! Were you satisfied with the answer that was provided you on this? It’s been a few years, so you may have found a workaround already. If so, you can mark the answer as accepted, and close the question. If not, and you need more information, let me know.  I think Peeyush has provided a good solution for you. 

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ArunDubey
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11 months ago
Akdashboard
Level 4 ●●●●
AkdashboardLevel 4 ●●●●
asked in Survey Platform (Before March 2021)

Panel Recruitment and Contact Frequency

@Akdashboard , Were you satisfied with the answer that was provided you on this? It’s been a few years, so you may have found a workaround already. If so, you can mark the answer as accepted, and close the question. If not, and you need more information, let me know. 

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ThomasW_IronMountain
Level 5 ●●●●●
11 months ago
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CameronBudd
asked in Survey Platform (Before March 2021)

Searchable Drop down menu on mobile/ app

@CameronBudd , Were you satisfied with the answer that was provided you on this? It’s been a few years, so you may have found a workaround already. If so, you can mark the answer as accepted, and close the question. If not, and you need more information, let me know. 

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ThomasW_IronMountain
Level 5 ●●●●●
11 months ago
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JB_TDSB
asked in Survey Platform

Rank order question - how to export data by ranking (not by things being ranked)?

@JB_TDSB , Yes, you can use the “Carry Answers Forward” functionality and bring forward the “Unanswered options” like this:  That way you can ask those questions and skinny it down to 1st, 2nd, 3rd, etc. 

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MikeW
Level 5 ●●●●●
11 months ago
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elmiraberjisian
asked in Custom Code

Inserted videos play incompletely in Firefox browser

@elmiraberjisian ,  You almost certainly have either figured out an answer to your question above or found a work-around. This question in the Qualtrics system is quite old! But since you never got anyone to reply to your question, I thought I would give it a try.If you're experiencing issues with videos playing correctly in Firefox but working fine in other browsers like Google Chrome and Safari, it is most likely due to compatibility or codec-related issues. Here are a few suggestions to help you troubleshoot and potentially resolve the problem: Check video format and codec: Make sure the videos you're using are in a compatible format and codec for playback in Firefox. Generally, videos in MP4 format with the H.264 codec tend to have better compatibility across browsers. If your videos are in a different format or codec, consider converting them using a video converter tool to the recommended format. Update Firefox: Ensure that you're using the latest version of Firefox, as updates

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ThomasW_IronMountain
Level 5 ●●●●●
11 months ago
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diego
asked in Custom Code

Building TOC from Group names

@diego ,  You almost certainly have either figured out an answer to your question above or found a work-around. This question in the Qualtrics system is quite old! But since you never got anyone to reply to your question, I thought I would give it a try.The default behavior in Qualtrics is to display the block names in the Table of Contents (TOC). However, there is a way to customize the display of the TOC by using JavaScript and CSS.To build a TOC using group names instead of block names, you would need to modify the survey's look and feel using JavaScript and CSS. Here's a general outline of the steps you can follow: Enable Custom JavaScript and CSS: In Qualtrics, go to the survey's Look & Feel section and enable the option to use custom JavaScript and CSS. Identify Group Names: Take note of the group names you want to use in the TOC. Group names are defined when you create groups to organize your blocks in Qualtrics. Create Custom TOC: Using JavaScript, you can target the TO

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ThomasW_IronMountain
Level 5 ●●●●●
11 months ago

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