Comparing Survey Results
Compare rules let you choose two or more answer options from a single question and view them side-by-side. For example, if you include a question in your survey asking people what age they are, you can create a compare rule to view the survey results for each age range. This can help you understand how different age groups responded to questions in your survey.
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Creating Compare Rules |
You can create a compare rule using the following closed-ended question types: Multiple Choice, Checkboxes, Star Rating, Dropdown, Matrix/Rating Scale, Image Choice, or Ranking. If you create a compare rule using a Matrix/Rating Scale question, you won't be able to combine or hide its answer choices. To create a compare rule:
TIP! Turn on statistical significance to automatically calculate when your results show differences that are statistically unlikely to be due to random chance.
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Managing Compare Rules |
In the ø Rules section of the left sidebar, click the More icon . next to a rule to unapply, edit, rename, copy, or delete it. A green check mark 2 next to a rule means that the rule is active. Click the name of the rule to turn it on or off. |
Exporting & Sharing Rules |
You can export your results with a rule applied or share your survey results with other people. Save multiple rules together as a view to easily access different sections of your data. |