Controlling who can complete your survey
…Preview, you will now need to sign in as one of the respondents on your user list. This will not store any data or “use up” the respondent logins, so…
Powerful, flexible online surveys
…Preview, you will now need to sign in as one of the respondents on your user list. This will not store any data or “use up” the respondent logins, so…
…use: Click on Save these settings at the bottom of the left-hand menu to save your display options as a “view”. Enter a name for your view in the the…
…Top section of the dashboard of an Organisation account user. Top left Your surveys – “Your surveys” are: Single user account user – any surveys that you have created. Project…
This tutorial is about complex routing (or ‘branch-logic’) which you can use to create different routes through your survey that are the most relevant to each respondent. This page explains…
…preview mode, click < Return in the top left corner. Note: If you are asked to enter a username and password in the survey preview, you must enter a username…
…respondents’ email addresses are not contained in the Email field of the respondent list. Online surveys uses the information in the Email field (third column) of the respondent list to…
Our live FAQ can be found on our Online Surveys v3 support site….
…questions are used to ask respondents to pick one answer from a drop-down list. They are a useful alternative to Multiple choice (single answer) questions where the list of choices…
Every online surveys response – every completed set of answers to the questions in an online survey – is assigned a unique response number by online surveys. This is referred…
…questions from the first drop-down menu. Select the conditional statement from the second drop-down menu (e.g. “Contains” or “Is not one of”). Select the relevant answer option(s) or enter the…