Hi everyone,We have a number of dashboards displaying different cohorts of customer data. We don't want to display data with less than 100 responses to any given question.We can't do this using the response filter function, as it only applies to each individual response rather than the question as a whole (which is a limitation imo).I therefore thought about setting up a workflow which would notify my team when 100 responses to a question have been received in a given month, but it appears you can't do this either.How would you go about doing this? I really want to avoid a situation where colleagues have to go into the data manually to see if a base size has been reached every month.ThanksAmy
I wondered if there was a way to view reports that had been created in Qualtrics which could act as inspiration for our work going forward.With reporting currently, I follow a set style that can become boring. I was wondering if there were resources or ideas on how to differently set up reports, particularly when it comes to including customer comments?
Hello,I was wondering if Qualtrics XM had the following functionalities for text analysis:1) Wildcard searching. This has been brought up on a couple of posts previously but I can not see an answer. Is there a way to conduct a wildcard search and if not, can this be added as a feature request? For example Covid* would then return covid, covid19, covid-19 etc.2) Is there a way to filter comments with less than 2 words. For example, many of our responses on ways to improve our service are simply "-" or "all good" or "no". If I search for any of those terms in a query it will return every comment where a hyphen or the word no appears. Would there be a way to build a query so I could search for certain words with nothing else in the response? Or, could I set up a query that filters out all comments with 2 words or less, as these will not be relevant to the question being asked?3) When adding words to a ready-built query, it would be useful to see what comments are going to be added to the
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