Hello all,
I am currently designing a survey for my dissertation on procrastination. For this topic, recording the time the survey was started is very crucial.
However, I am only able to find a way to record the time that respondents have taken answering the survey/individual questions.
So my question is: is it possible to record the time at which respondents opened/started the survey?
Thanks in advance!
Bram
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Hello @bramineter ,
We have a start date and end date survey meta data in the survey data analysis. Please see this
We have a start date and end date survey meta data in the survey data analysis. Please see this
Hey @Shashi,
Thanks for the quick reply. I saw that option already, however, and unfortunately the date alone is not sufficient for my research.
I am specifically wondering if there is a way to see the exact time each respondent started the survey (other than adding a question at the beginning asking what the current time is, which is currently the best I can come up with).
Thanks for the quick reply. I saw that option already, however, and unfortunately the date alone is not sufficient for my research.
I am specifically wondering if there is a way to see the exact time each respondent started the survey (other than adding a question at the beginning asking what the current time is, which is currently the best I can come up with).
> Thanks for the quick reply. I saw that option already, however, and unfortunately the date alone is not sufficient for my research.
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> I am specifically wondering if there is a way to see the exact time each respondent started the survey (other than adding a question at the beginning asking what the current time is, which is currently the best I can come up with).
Time is also captured in that survey meta data.
Other solution - You can create an embedded data and pipe in the current date time in it.
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> I am specifically wondering if there is a way to see the exact time each respondent started the survey (other than adding a question at the beginning asking what the current time is, which is currently the best I can come up with).
Time is also captured in that survey meta data.
Other solution - You can create an embedded data and pipe in the current date time in it.
Yep! @Shashi answered you already but this is the format I have it spitting out the start time to me, when I extract the data to a csv.:
3/5/2019 11:01:37 AM
3/5/2019 11:01:37 AM
Thank you both for your answers.
So just to be sure, the metadata that is recorded for every response automatically includes the date + time the survey was started, as well as the time it took to complete the survey?
That would make sense, and explain why I had such a hard time finding an option anywhere to record this information, haha.
So just to be sure, the metadata that is recorded for every response automatically includes the date + time the survey was started, as well as the time it took to complete the survey?
That would make sense, and explain why I had such a hard time finding an option anywhere to record this information, haha.
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