Hi, I'm trying to build a query that labels some answers as "no comment".
That are comments to questions like "is there anything else you would like to tell us?" where people simply reply "no" or "not at this moment" or something alike.
The problem is, when you make a query like this:
no || no opinion || none || nope
Then an answer like "there is no fridge" is also selected.
How could the query be written so that a reply that has just "no" without any other words, is selected?
Text iQ: how to exclude the word "no" but not phrases containing "no".
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+63We had the same issue, but solved it by adding in rules and restrictions in our Visualizing software. We basically created a "not accepted" list of key words that would get automatically NOT get displayed.
If that's not an option perhaps you should consider rephrasing the question so people are less encouraged to actually write something if they do not have valid feedback.
Perhaps something like "This is how [company] can improve my experience" or something?
All the best
-Mattias
+27Thanks for your feedback MattiasM . I suppose that this Visualizing software was then something else than the Text iQ bubble charts in the Qualtrics dashboards :)
Lately we've indeed been rephrasing towards questions like "what can we do to improve" etc, so hoping we won't have the issue going forward then.
+27Hi Chhavi_Ch,
unfortunately, even with "No" between the quote marks, a full phrase such as "there is no fridge" is still selected, becuase the word "no" litterally appears within the phrase.
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