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In the image above, respondents could have selected Lower wait times, OR 24 hour service. Qtip: When these choices are selected, a respondent only has to match one of the selected options to be included in the filtered data. Embedded data fields set in the survey flowĬreating a filter condition is a matter of defining when a respondent’s data should be included in your report.Ĭonditions have three parts: the field, the operator, and the operand.NPS®: For NPS® questions, you can view the NPS® groups (Detractor, Passive, and Promoter, all calculated for you) or you can view the actual numeric values (0–10) the question displays to respondents.Įmbedded data is any extra information you’ve recorded in addition to your question responses.Choices: For questions with multiple statements or components (such as a matrix table), you can choose which statement to filter by.Text Entry: For text entry questions with multiple form fields, you can choose which field you want to display.Some question types have only one filter option (i.e., only one way to represent the data), but for other question types you will have additional options. There are many different question types in Qualtrics, and different question types have different filtering options.

Qtip: If you are looking for an embedded data field, you can find it in the Embedded Data section of the dropdown instead.

End Date: The date and time the survey was completed.

Start Date: The date and time the survey was started.

Survey metadata fields include the following: Survey metadata is information automatically collected when a respondent takes a survey. There are four main types of information (or “fields”) that you can filter by: survey metadata, contact fields, question answers, and embedded data. See the linked support page for more instructions on exporting your data. Once you have a filter applied at the top, you can export only the filtered data.

Delete a saved filter permanently by clicking the delete icon.

View the filter conditions for your saved filters.

The following options are available to you: To access this window click the window next to Add Filter and select Manage Filters. You can manage your filters by navigating to the Manage Filters window. Qtip: You can also access saved filters by selecting Add Filter, clicking Use a saved filter, and then selecting the desired filter. To select a preexisting filter to use, click the arrow next to Add Filter, and select the desired filter. Delete will remove this filter from your saved filters. Save As will allow you to rename the filter.

Select an action from the dropdown menu.

Click on the actions button next to the filter name.

If you edit your filter, you’ll need to save these changes.

This section will discuss creating and managing these saved filters. This is particularly useful for filters that have multiple conditions. Saving the filters you create allows you to access them later without having to build them again. Click the x next to the filter name to remove the filter. You can see the total number of these responses right next to your filter.

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Once you’ve applied your filter(s), your response viewer will automatically update to show you the responses that match your criteria. Click the minus sign ( – ) to remove any incomplete conditions you do not want to complete or have added accidentally. Qtip: This button will not be clickable until you make sure all your conditions are complete.

Calculating a Group’s Contribution to Overall Scores (Studio).

Displaying Total Volume on Widgets (Studio).

Percent Total & Percent Parent (Studio).

Adding Reference Lines to Widgets (Studio).

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