This community has helped me to come out of my shell. I feel like a majority of researchers are just introverts that have learned how to be around people. My natural state is to keep to myself and learn on my own. This community has helped me come out of my shell. I have asked questions and had peers help me through my challenges. I have learned by reading others' answers, pushing my own program to new areas as I implement ideas that I would not have thought of on my own. It has also challenged me to learn and figure things out. I will look through unanswered questions and am encouraged as a user to help others with what I know. In a nut shell, this community has helped me come out of my shell.
@TomG and @KimothiSaurabh, I wish I knew CSS and Java, but I do not.
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I don't have an answer to this, but I've seen it before and I hope someone answers you, Qualtrics builds a user case on it, and we all can benefit from your question.
You can embed data from a panel or URL in your survey. You would do this in survey flow, establishing your variables at the start of your survey. Make sure you click on options and indicate what type of variable each point is and if it is text if you want it to be analyzed. I'm not having much luck with it showing up in "results" but I do get my embedded data to show up in "Reports" and in StatIQ.
1. If you had responses come in after you started looking, your results might have refreshed, changing the feature importance. 2. In the right hand side of the screen, under Segments, there is a drop down that will take you to Total Population. This is in the Reports/Conjoint Analysis and the Simulator.
Benefit Optimizer is a conjoint tool. From the looks of your screen, you do not have that turned on for your instance (could be missing from your contract or not turned on for your license). I have conjoint on my contract but do not allow just anyone to run a conjoint study.
I put together some screen shots on what I think might work for you. See the attached Word doc.
I have not figured this out either! I got around this by downloading my data and uploading it as a new data import project. Tag data will show up there. Not ideal, but it got the job done.
This has been a little slow in my organization. I have the support from my manager (CMO); however, getting the rest of the executive team on board is slow or sometimes too fast. We have started down the path of implementing Stage-Gate. This process will help as ideas that come out of research can go directly into our process without having to find a project sponsor.
I have asked for the specifics; however, I do remember that I set up the email inside Qualtrics and sent myself a test email. I then displayed the email as html format to get the coding. We had to tinker with the html a little bit (my memory is hazy) to get it to work well. We sent ours out authenticated with Marketo feeding data into Qualtrics for logic.
I'm guessing that the option to use "Other, please specify" and allowing text entry is not allowed in what you are trying to do? You might be able to solve this easier if you chose to use another question type other than matrix. If you had individual questions for each of the non-selected PCs with choices, it would be easier to do text entry. I'm not sure if this is an option based upon the number of questions you would have to chose, but display logic should be pretty easy to set up with that methodology.
Thanks for your help. After calling Support, the told me their new importer can be a little glitchy at times. They instructed me to use the legacy uploader. Did that with no issues.
We have completed this! We are still learning, but my scrappy little team is working through this internally. My opinion - it is possible to do this inhouse if your budget is tight. My timeline was tight as we implemented this feature and emailed a survey within 7 days. We had practice, creating inline questions in a Marketo email with Qualtrics (without the integration), so that helped us out a bit. If you are going to do this on your own, then be prepared for a few bumps along the way.
Not sure what my email marketing guy did to his HTML, but he got this figured out. If anyone else has issues, I'll be happy to reach out to my internal guy for his solution. Just let me know.
I added regions to the first 4 boxes to this survey to give you an idea. I used the hot spot question type: https://concordiaplanservice.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/preview/SV_00o4u3gwZMP3IzP?Q_SurveyVersionID=current&Q_CHL=preview
You can do this with a heat map or hot spot question type. You can create an image that has the colors displayed that you want them to chose from. With a hot spot, you have to define regions and it is reported with the region name you create. With a heat map you do not have to define regions, but you can.
@bansalpeeyush29 I like the idea of sending a bar code for them to scan. That would alleviate the need to create a paper survey that looks nice.
@Mohammedali_Rajapakar_Ugam - Thanks for your response; however, this doesn't exactly get at what I was wanting. The PDF print and the Word formats will still require a great deal of lifting to make it look like a survey that you would get in the post. I was curious if anyone had experience with doing that and what they did to make that happen.
Are you wanting to keep it in this format for trend-ability with a previous survey? I don't have an answer for you; however, I would recommend that you reconsider this layout as a survey question. This would be incredibly difficult to take on a mobile device, and some people might have a hard time taking this on a desktop or laptop. Have you thought about breaking this into 4 separate questions? This looks like a radio listening question, with a min set at 15 minutes. What if they don't listen during that time frame?
In the old look and feel editor, change the alternating color. This will provide separation in a matrix question. I would encourage you to rethink 10 statements in a matrix as that will be hard for your users who are taking your survey on a mobile device.
1. The link shows live updates. You can add a filter using Survey Metadata and have it include only respondents with a particular end date. 2. Viewers should not be able to tamper with your setup of the report. The view link is only for them to view it as you have set it up.
Hello all! I am new to the Community. We have had Qualtrics as a secondary platform since May and are transitioning to Qualtrics as our primary platform this month. I'm looking forward to learning from you and hopefully sharing some of my knowledge. I used Qualtrics at a previous job, back in 2014, and I'm excited about how much the platform has grown and all the new tools I will have.
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