I can’t see a survey that has been shared with me
To see surveys that other online surveys users have shared with you: Single user account and Project account: Click Shared surveys (at the top right of your Dashboard ). Organisation…
Powerful, flexible online surveys
To see surveys that other online surveys users have shared with you: Single user account and Project account: Click Shared surveys (at the top right of your Dashboard ). Organisation…
…to be purged from online surveys. This action cannot be undone and a survey cannot be recovered once it has been permanently deleted. To delete one survey at a time:…
…Some of these are listed below: Constraints Only certain question types can be used for pre-population Pre-population parameters can only be assigned to: Free text questions. Date/time questions. Multiple choice…
…Sign out of Online Surveys – you must actually Sign out at the top right of the screen rather than just closing your browser. Sign back in to Online Surveys…
…hyphens. Please review the following: Using piping in your survey Question x.y has an answer piped to page: ‘Page title’ but the question appears after this page in the survey….
If you are a member of an Organisation account, online surveys allows you to provide limited access to results data to other users. This may be necessary or desirable where…
…of who has and who has not completed your survey. To find out who has completed your survey: Go to your survey’s Analyse page. Scroll or jump to the pre-populated…
…needing to enter a username/password combination. A personalised URL looks like this: https://accountname.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/surveyname?token=xxxxxxxx If you leave the token field blank when providing respondent data, online surveys will generate random, non-guessable…
…enter a valid username/password combination from your respondent list. Online surveys shows you the sign-in page when you preview your survey so that you can: review the text on the…
…dynamic charts into pasteable images: Ensure your browser’s bookmarks/favourites bar is displayed. Drag the bookmarklet (grey box) labelled online surveys charts to images (found below these instructions), to your bookmarks/favourites…