If you are using an anonymous link, you can add an end or survey element to the end of your survey flow, and customize it to redirect to the anonymous link. Then when they complete, it will redirect them right back to the survey.

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Thanks Anthony! In this case I am using the individual link and would like users to review their answers and possibility to change this before finally submitting. Is there any to achieve this.

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Ahh, well what you could do is duplicate your entire survey flow in to a branch, let them choose if they would like to review, and replay the entire flow if they say yes. Just don't put the final question in to the repeat branch.

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@NK_Tripathi This could be very useful! Currently, for course evaluations, I have to go in and send the retake link to students who want to change their answers. The problem I ran into there is that the original answers AND the retake answers are both included in the data. That might be okay in some surveys, but not course evaluations. The only way I found to take care of this was manually removing the original answers. My implementation guru said some fancy footwork on the survey flow may be able to fix this, but since there were only a handful of occurrences, I decided to stick with manual editing.

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This procedure requires them to submit their response first, but here goes: you can add the retake link to the end of survey message and have responses coming from that link overwrite the last response. This works for both anonymous and emailed distributions.



Paste the Anonymous Link URL, for example:

https://umich.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_cuaEJwiLIugRwBn



Append “?Q_R=${e://Field/ResponseID}” to the end of the URL:

https://umich.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_cuaEJwiLIugRwBn?Q_R=${e://Field/ResponseID}



If you want to have your retake link replace the original response, append “&Q_R_DEL=1” to the end of the link (after the Response ID text).

https://umich.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_cuaEJwiLIugRwBn?Q_R=${e://Field/ResponseID}&Q_R_DEL=1



referenced from https://qualtrics.com/support/survey-platform/data-and-analysis-module/retake-survey-link/

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yes,... BUT.... please be careful and aware... if the user clicks on the RETAKE LINK a SECOND time (that is, if they want to edit their already edited response), the copy that they get on their third time through is actually the ORIGINAL, and NOT the second version. We learned this the hard way on a table-of-contents, multiple-user data collection instrument where we kept losing edits and couldn't figure out why. In that case (if you know you will need to edit more than once), it was suggested to me to NOT overwrite, but keep as new occurrence and then remove the all-but-ultimate-instances for a particular respondent during analysis (assuming, of course, that analysis is happening externally, not within the Q-reporting area)...





> @lillianc said:

> This procedure requires them to submit their response first, but here goes: you can add the retake link to the end of survey message and have responses coming from that link overwrite the last response. This works for both anonymous and emailed distributions.

>

> Paste the Anonymous Link URL, for example:

> https://umich.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_cuaEJwiLIugRwBn

>

> Append “?Q_R=${e://Field/ResponseID}” to the end of the URL:

> https://umich.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_cuaEJwiLIugRwBn?Q_R=${e://Field/ResponseID}

>

> If you want to have your retake link replace the original response, append “&Q_R_DEL=1” to the end of the link (after the Response ID text).

> https://umich.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_cuaEJwiLIugRwBn?Q_R=${e://Field/ResponseID}&Q_R_DEL=1

>

> referenced from https://qualtrics.com/support/survey-platform/data-and-analysis-module/retake-survey-link/

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