I would love to replicate a holiday we spent down in the Hill Country of Texas touring vineyards, an olive tree orchard, shopping in little town squares, and driving on winding roads. No commitments or schedules, just time to explore and enjoy my family. Oh and lots of great food!
I am incredibly thankful for my fellow Qualtrics buddy AmyCook. We met at the Insight Summit years ago and continue to learn from each other.
It's sentimental to say the least, but the luckiest I have ever been was being able to have my son.I spent 4 years working with a fertility doctor before deciding to do In-Vitro Fertilization. They were able to collect 15 eggs from me, but only 6 actually made it to day 5. We had them all tested for genetic issues and only 1 was normal - that's my son.I had multiple complications throughout my pregnancy to the point that we didn't know if we would both make it to the end.We made it and he is a miracle.
@kcase I do know that you can truncate the question title in the Report settings, but am not sure why your statements are being shortened. We have some pretty long statements in our matrix questions and they all wrap. Try switching back and forth from a Simple Table to a Statistics Table to see if that does anything. If all else fails, send an email to tech support and they should be able to help.
Hello everyone, I'm Liz. I work for Cook Children's in Fort Worth, TX. I am a Program Analyst for the Center for Children's Health. We focus on community interventions and research for topics like child maltreatment, oral health, obesity, asthma, etc. I have been at Cook Children's for 9 years and we have been a Qualtrics customer since 2011! I LOVE Qualtrics and completed my Silver Certification two years ago. I just leveled up to Research Core Expert at this year's X4 Summit. I only missed the first Summit because I had just given birth to my son. I'm a die hard fan and love the inspiration and creative ideas I get each year.
I agree with Michael's response, setting up e-mail triggers upon survey completion is your best bet for following up with your respondents. You can easily set the timeframe for when the e-mails will be sent out. Utilize the piped text to grab the contact list information you need. Keep in mind that the e-mail triggers are kicked off once a survey is submitted depending on whether you set a delay. You can also use the Distributions tab and E-mail to send the initial survey out if you have the e-mails ahead of time. It sounds like you do not though, so I would stick with the e-mail triggers. Liz
Hi TomG, I did try adding target="_blank" without success. I have since learned that our webpage security has set the X-Frame-Options to sameorigin, which is keeping the storyline files from displaying. As a workaround, I included a hyperlink directly to the storyline files, but this isn't my preferred solution. I am hoping to make a case for our IT security team to change the X-Frame-Options. Thank you for the suggestion! Liz
Hi Rachel, I have also experienced this issue with recoding values. I found that if it would not "stick" then I can refresh my account and it will sometimes correct the problem. It does not seem to be a consistent problem, but I can relate to your frustrations. Liz
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