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At the end of our survey, we would like to redirect people to their Social Media accounts (specifically, Facebook, Twitter, or LinkedIn) and would like to have a post pre-written that they can share recommending our products. This doesn't look like something available directly within the product, but I've seen other websites with buttons that allow you to do this. How could I set this up?

I'm using the inline email question for a one question survey. Right now, when someone clicks an option, Qualtrics opens up a new tab and forces them to confirm their answer and hit the next button. Is there any way to automatically record their answer and show them the end of survey message instead?

I've added Embedded Data to my intercept, but it still doesn't show up in my survey's Data & Analysis tab. Are there certain fields that don't work? Or am I missing something?

I want to change the URL of my anonymous link so that there is not a reference to my company at all. Right now, it starts with [company].qualtrics.com... How can I change this to something more generic?

The "Send Now" button is grayed out when I try to distribute a survey, regardless of what I put for the "To" or "From" fields. This has never been an issue in the past. Why is this happening? Screenshot attached: (http://take.ms/ctvdL)").

I've got a really long list of options (~20) for a Pick, Group, and Rank question and respondents have told me that it is not a great survey taking experience. When they try to select something from the bottom of the list, it is difficult to drag it into the groups at the top when they are off the screen. Any suggestions for how I can improve this question?

What is the easiest way to copy over a long list of answer choices (e.g., names of every city in the state) to a new survey?

I have a dashboard where each of my employees can see their CSAT scores over the past week. I don't want them to be able to see each other's scores. Do I have to restrict their data manually every time I share? Is there any way for me to allow them to still see department-wide averages so they know how they compare?

When creating a sample, how do I make sure that the samples are distinct and don’t have overlaps?

We recently added a new "Event Type" code to our survey (as Embedded Data) and I would like to go back and add this information to responses collected in 2016. In the past, I have done this for a few responses by "retaking" them with the Embedded Data value appended to a query string in the link. However, this changes the "Recorded Date" for the response which isn't acceptable for this project as it is a longitudinal study. Any other way I can add this field to old responses?

Today I made some edits (added questions) to a survey I distributed last week. However, the respondents that I've talked to since making the changes are still seeing the old version of the survey. What is going on?