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Calculating response time later

  • June 11, 2023
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We didn't add timing questions to our survey but we need their response times now. Can we somehow learn or calculate the paticipants' response time now ?

Best answer by Deepak

@gokcewho You can download the responses and subtract the 2 columns start date and end date.

Later change the column type to [h]:mm:ss you should have the desired result.

If you would like this in responses you can update the responses via this API. [Kindly set resetRecordedDate to false]

Hope it helps!

I need to know their response time to each question seperately is this still gonna work ?

Unfortunately, you cannot do this retroactively!

For this you need to record it beforehand.

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    Deepak
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    • Deepak
    • June 11, 2023

    @gokcewho You can download the responses and subtract the 2 columns start date and end date.

    Later change the column type to [h]:mm:ss you should have the desired result.

    If you would like this in responses you can update the responses via this API. [Kindly set resetRecordedDate to false]

    Hope it helps!

      TomG
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      • June 11, 2023

      @gokcewho - All you need to do is add the embedded data field Q_TotalDuration to the beginning of your survey flow. It will be populated with the number of seconds the respondent took to complete the survey.

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      • gokcewho
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      • June 12, 2023

      @gokcewho You can download the responses and subtract the 2 columns start date and end date.

      Later change the column type to [h]:mm:ss you should have the desired result.

      If you would like this in responses you can update the responses via this API. [Kindly set resetRecordedDate to false]

      Hope it helps!

      I need to know their response time to each question seperately is this still gonna work ?

      Deepak
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      • Deepak
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      • June 12, 2023

      @gokcewho You can download the responses and subtract the 2 columns start date and end date.

      Later change the column type to [h]:mm:ss you should have the desired result.

      If you would like this in responses you can update the responses via this API. [Kindly set resetRecordedDate to false]

      Hope it helps!

      I need to know their response time to each question seperately is this still gonna work ?

      Unfortunately, you cannot do this retroactively!

      For this you need to record it beforehand.

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