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How does Qualtrics randomly select users to fulfil sampling criteria?

  • October 13, 2020
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AnnaP
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what logic is followed in the actual sample selection?
In our Exit Survey set up, we currently have an Action Set that specifies the Intercept to be triggered when a user leaves any one of a long list of urls. The logic being to trigger the Intercept if user leaves URL A or URL B or URL C (etc). Within that Action Set we have the sampling rate set to 10%.
Please can you advise if Qualtrics assigns that 10% to the entire set of URLS taken together or if it assigns that 10% to each individual URL. In other words is it: IF USER LEAVES (URL A OR URL B OR URL C) THEN APPLY 10% SAMPLING RATE TO COMBINED POPULATION OF USERS WHO HAVE VISITED (URL A AND URL B AND URL C)
 Or is it
 (IF USER LEAVES URL A THEN APPLY 10% SAMPLING RATE TO THE POPULATION OF USERS WHO HAVE VISITED URL A) OR (IF USER LEAVES URL B THEN APPLY 10% SAMPLING RATE TO POPULATION OF USERS WHO HAVE VISITED URL B), OR (IF USER LEAVES URL C THEN APPLY 10% SAMPLING RATE TO POPULATION OF USERS WHO HAVE VISITED URL C)

Best answer by LaurenK

Hi AnnaP! If you have not yet already, we'd recommend taking a look at this support page that covers functionality of the display sample rate feature! Your second scenario is the most accurate here; for example, if 300 people access the Intercept, 100 for A , 100 for B and 100 for C, then 10 people will see A, 10 people will see B and 10 people will see C for a total of 30 people viewing the Intercept. If you have any additional questions, be sure to reach out to our wonderful Web / App Feedback Support team, as they are best equipped to help!

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  • November 5, 2020

Hi AnnaP! If you have not yet already, we'd recommend taking a look at this support page that covers functionality of the display sample rate feature! Your second scenario is the most accurate here; for example, if 300 people access the Intercept, 100 for A , 100 for B and 100 for C, then 10 people will see A, 10 people will see B and 10 people will see C for a total of 30 people viewing the Intercept. If you have any additional questions, be sure to reach out to our wonderful Web / App Feedback Support team, as they are best equipped to help!


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