If your survey has more than one version or language, the results will show you the data for all versions and languages in the same charts. However, you can filter the surveys and select which displayed version you want. In this articles, we'll go through both and start with the displayed version, but we'll also give you a practical example of how to use these settings. How and why to select a displayed version Above your survey results, you have the option to select a displa

When viewing your survey data, you can choose between different chart types. The default chart type for most single and multiple choice questions is the bar chart. For KPI questions, the default is a pie chart displaying the score in the center. Let's look at the different chart types and see when you should use which. Before we start, you find the different options in the bottom left corner under each chart.  Bar charts As mentioned, bar charts is the default for most questi

If you want to compare two question, say look at how different roles rate the website or what the find score is for the different purposes, you can cross-tabulate. The cross-tabulation will give you two sets of information at the same time, and is good way to identify problem areas. In the example below, the role is cross-tabulated with the find score. Each of the dots represent the share of the role and its find score. "Member, teachers" are about 67% of the visitors and hav