Is anyone integrating or sending information to Power BI from Qualtrics? If so, how is it going for you. We are using Power BI to do quite a bit of reporting dashboards for our operational teams. It is still in its infancy, but so far so good. I use Vocalize for my CX studies and other on-going studies, but might look at pushing some of my results into Power BI since so many in our organization will be using it regularly.
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Hello. I have a response summary that I am showing the respondent prior to the actual end of the survey. This way they can use the back button to make changes if necessary My concern is the language of the button at the bottom of the page. It is showing NEXT. I would like it to say SUBMIT. This way it is very clear that it is the end. I know how to change a block button, but not this. Anyone know how?
I haven't done a SMS survey yet, so this is a bit new. I want to have a hyperlink within my end of survey message for the SMS survey I am doing. When I create the hyperlink within my end of survey message it shows up fine everywhere except within the text environment. I get text messages from my pharmacy that have these hyperlinnks within them. Anyone know how to get this done?
Does anyone know how to increase the size (displayed online) of the Constant Sum Question? We are using it to record high dollars and it hides most of the numbers. We want to use this question type if possible.
We have a CX survey where the user needs to select the location where they had work done. With over 3000 locations possible for them to select, we are looking for the best solution for this selection. This is important since the CX results are assigned to that location they select. We are over the limit for the drill down question. Another thought is to ask a series of location questions using an api to filter down the data to the specific location. First State which would populates a drop down with filtered cities for that state. Second City which would populate the listings of dealer locations that are within that city. They would choose from this dropdown for the CX survey. In theory, it sounds like it would work, but I am running into major roadblocks. Any ideas?
I am working on a form that the user can can choose to skip the question or stay within a certain range for what they enter. They would need to enter a minimum of 12 yet no more than 48. It does not need to be a multiple of 12, just a minimum if they choose to order. From what I have read in other discussions, I think I may need to use javascript, but that isn't my forte. I usually need a bit of help. I placed an image below to help visualize the question type. ! Thanks! Jen
Can someone help me understand how to change the sizing of the drag and drop boxes. I am going to use the stacking option for both the choices and once they are dragged over to the box. Therefore, the boxes don't need to be so large. This will also improve it's usage on the iphone since the current format isn't working properly when you need to drag below the current screen area. (I have already notified engineering) I am not a coder, but I usually can find my way around the java script area. Thank you
Need some quick help from you coders out there. I have a form on our website that is on the page using an iframe. The sizing isn't working properly on certain size phones. I was give the following code to make it respond, but it isn't working. Any ideas? <script> function resizeIframe() { var height = $('.embed-iframe iframe').contents().height(); $('.embed-iframe iframe').height(height); } $(window).bind("load", function() { resizeIframe(); }); $(window).resize(function() { resizeIframe(); } ); </script>
I am curious what positioning is your favorite and most successful for site intercepts. We use quite a bit of the middle of screen position, but I am wondering how the ones that sit in the corners perform. Anyone have some insight they'd like to share?
I want to create an intercept that will start as a popover with an option to take immediately or wait until done. If they choose to wait, I would like it to make a slider intercept on the side of the page which waits for them to take the survey at their convenience.
Has anyone had successful /creative ways of getting people to take a survey online when you don't initiate contact via the web? We have many customers that we'd like to survey, but we only have physical addresses for them. Any tips on getting them to take the step to go online to take the survey without sending a ton of money? What kind of response rate is typical?
We are running a site intercept on one of our websites with lower traffic. Trying to understand who is actually using the site, why and satisfaction. What is the best practice for coming up with the timing for launching the intercept?
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