SurveyMonkey 2008 User Manual
SURVEYMONKEY
USER MANUAL
5/14/2008
User Guide for Managing Accounts, Creating,
Distributing, & Analyzing Surveys within
SurveyMonkey.
Copyright ©1999-2007 SurveyMonkey.com. All Rights Reserved. No portion of this guide may be
copied without the express written consent of SurveyMonkey.com.
SurveyMonkey User Manual
Table of Contents & Summary
I. Getting Started …..…………………………………………………………….. pg. 3
1. Creating accounts and upgrading pg. 3
2. Pricing and payment options pg. 3
3. Features of Basic and Professional accounts pg. 4
II. Survey Design ……………………………………………………………………. pg. 7
A. A new survey pg. 7
4. Where to begin pg. 7
5. How to add questions and pages pg. 7
6. Types of questions available and Features pg. 8
a) Types of questions pg. 8
b) Features pg. 9
i. Adding a comment field
ii. Required to answer
iii. Text validation
iv. Change of question size and placement
7. Copying a survey pg. 13
8. Editing the survey theme pg. 14
9. Survey Options pg. 16
i. Page and question numbering
ii. Add logo to survey
iii. Progress bar settings
iv. Survey page/titles
v. Navigation button
10. Skip Logic pg. 19
B. Edit an existing survey pg. 21
11. Copy or move a page/question pg. 21
12. Add a page or insert a page break pg. 22
13. Delete a page/questions pg. 23
14. Restore deleted questions pg. 24
15. Edit a question with responses collected pg. 25
C. Print a survey or responses pg. 27
III. Collecting Responses ………………………………………………………… pg. 29
A. Collectors ……………………….……………………………………………………… pg. 29
B. Collector Settings and Restrictions ………………………………………………………… pg. 32
i. Collector Settings
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ii. Collector Restrictions
C. Sending out the link ………………………………….…………………………………………… pg. 39
1. Send through own email client pg. 40
- Adding manual entries pg. 42
2. Post on your website pg. 45
3. Post a pop up invitation pg. 47
4. Send through SurveyMonkey Email pg. 48
i. Upload emails to a list
ii. Compose a message
iii. Send a reminder email
iv. Add new invitees to list and send message
v. Send a 2
vi. Track the emails by status – responses, no response, opt outs
vii. Export emails from the collector – including opt out & bounced emails
viii. Edit email addresses in an existing list
nd
message to the same survey or using custom criteria
IV. Analyzing & Exporting Data ………………………………………………. pg. 65
1. Browse respondents to edit or delete pg. 66
- Response Type pg. 67
2. Creating filters pg. 71
i. Filter by response pg. 71
ii. Filter by properties or collectors pg. 73
iii. Managing multiple or saved filters pg. 74
3. Exporting pg. 75
4. Sharing Survey Responses pg. 77
5. Custom Reports & Sharing Data pg 79
V. My Account ………………………..………………………………………………. pg. 81
1. Share an account pg. 81
2. Change emails on account pg. 81
3. Change time zone on account pg. 82
4. Change the account subscription or credit card pg. 82
5. Transfer a survey to another account pg. 84
6. Creating folders and moving surveys pg. 85
7. The Address Book pg. 86
8. Tracking the identity of respondents pg. 88
9. SSL encryption pg. 91
10. Cancel an account pg. 91
11. Security pg. 92
12. Troubleshooting pg. 93
VI. Conclusion ………………………..………………………………………………. pg. 94
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I. GETTING STARTED
Welcome to SurveyMonkey! This user‟s manual will guide you through all areas
of using the online survey tool. It takes you from start to finish covering topics such
as creating and upgrading accounts, designing surveys, collecting responses, analyzing
data, and managing accounts. In addition, the manual also links you directly to
sections of our FAQs and Tutorials. Simply click on the hyperlinks (indicated in blue
underlines) and go directly to our Help Center topics for additional information.
1. Creating Accounts and Up grad ing
If you are ready to begin using the online survey tool, first you must create an
account. We don‟t offer what many consider a “license” since you are not purchasing
software. You also do not need to download any software to use the tool. Everything
is accomplished by logging into your registered account!
What we do offer are Basic or Professional subscriptions. SurveyMonkey is an
online survey tool where users can create accounts, design surveys, distribute them to
an audience, and collect/analyze the responses. All of this is done within your
account, and all surveys and data are hosted on our site and servers.
To begin using SurveyMonkey, you can activate your account by clicking on the Join
Now for Free icon located on the homepage:
This creates a Basic or free status account. If you would like to upgrade from the
Basic to the Professional subscription, click on the Upgrade button located on the
"Welcome Back" section of our homepage or on the top portion of any page in the
account. As a Professional subscriber, you will have access to the premium features.
2. Prici ng and Pa ym ent O ptions
A Professional subscription is $19.95/month, $59.85/quarter, or $200/year.
The Monthly & Quarterly Professional Subscriptions include up to 1000 survey
responses per month. If you exceed 1000 survey responses in any given 30 day
billing cycle, there is an additional charge of USD$0.05 per survey response.
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The Yearly Professional Subscription plan offers unlimited responses on all
surveys in your account at no additional cost. You can upgrade your account to
yearly at any time. Click here for instructions on upgrading to unlimited
responses.
You can immediately activate any subscription plan with a business or personal credit
card. We accept Visa, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover.
We also do accept purchase orders and check/invoice payments for quarterly and
annual subscriptions only. However, we do require payment before activating the
account.
1. You can complete the registration process by clicking on the "Join
Now/Upgrade" button on our homepage.
2. Select Pay by Check and choose either a quarterly or annual plan.
3. Once you complete the upgrade process, you will be emailed an invoice for
payment. The invoice will include our mailing and payment information.
SSL Encryption:
If you are concerned about extra security, we do offer SSL encryption for the
survey link, survey pages, and exports during transmission. A site or survey with SSL
encryption will show the 's' in the 'http' URL address. It will appear as
https://www.surveymonkey.com. This is commonly used for online banking sites or
sites that transmit secured information. In order to stay in compliance with HIPPA
regulations, we recommend that SSL encryption be purchased for your account.
The cost is an additional $9.95 per month or $100 with the yearly subscription.
You can choose to add SSL encryption to the account during the upgrade process. If
you need to add the encryption after you have upgraded the account, you can send
that request into our email support center. We can add it onto the account for you.
3. Feature s of Ba sic and Pro fession al Acco unts
a. Basic Account
The Basic subscription is completely free, and it allows you to create as many
surveys as you would like! You are never forced to upgrade the account, and we do
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not delete your surveys or data collected if you do not upgrade by a certain time.
You can keep a Basic account for as long as you would like.
You do have the ability to share one login and password for multi-user access.
Simply have the person you are sharing the account with use the login and
password to log in on our homepage.
We do not assign multiple logins and passwords on individual accounts.
Please keep in mind that you are also sharing full administrative privileges to your
account with other users. We do not provide the ability to have different access
levels to the account.
The following are the features of a Basic subscription:
Up to 10 questions per survey
100 responses per survey
15 types of questions
Collect responses via weblink
Collect responses via email
View live results as they are recorded
Supports any language, including Unicode
Survey completion progress bar
Automatic numbering for pages/questions
15 pre-built survey themes
Limit of 3 Collectors per survey
b. Professional Account
Professional subscribers have access to a wealth of advanced features. In
addition to the Basic features of SurveyMonkey, Professional subscribers have
unlimited access to all of the features described below:
No Limits - You can create surveys with an unlimited number of questions, spanning
an unlimited number of pages. Unlike other services, you are not charged extra for
long surveys.
Create Skip Logic (Conditional Logic) - You can customize the path a respondent
takes through your survey by adding skip logic. This eliminates unnecessary confusion
by skipping non-applicable questions. It is a proven way to reduce "drop-outs" and
overall frustration.
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Require Answers - This feature makes sure that you receive a response to essential
questions. You can specify on a question by question basis which questions require an
answer. This helps to improve the quality of your data.
Randomize Answer Choices - The ordering of choices within a question can introduce
an unintended bias. Randomizing answer choices works to eliminate this "order bias."
Add a Logo - Branding your survey gives your survey a professional feel. You can use
any logo up to 50K in size at the top of every page in your survey.
Create Custom Themes - Every element of your survey can be customized: fonts,
sizes, and colors. After creating your own custom theme, you can apply it to all your
future surveys.
Generate Popup Invitations - To increase response rates, you can create a custom
popup invitation for your own website. Simply cut and paste the code into any
webpage to start generating invitations. To minimize annoyance to your visitors,
invitations will only popup once.
Custom Redirect - Once your survey is complete, respondents will be redirected to
the page of your choice. By default, completed surveys are redirected to the
SurveyMonkey homepage.
Filter Results - A powerful feature that helps you find patterns in your results. Ask
questions such as: "Show me only those respondents who answered choice x in
question y." Any question in your survey (even open-ended) can be filtered. The
entire results section will reflect your filter choices.
Share Results - Let others view your results without giving them access to your
account. You can control which results are visible, and how the results may be used.
Download Results - All the data can be downloaded to your local computer for
further analysis. Take your summary results into Excel to create graphs. Save the
detail results to your hard drive for safekeeping. You are in complete control.
Create PDF - You have the ability create a printable PDF version of your survey. You
can also print off a PDF version of the survey results.
Custom Reports - You can now create custom reports to include only the questions in
which you're interested. Export them or share them with others for easier data
management and/or analysis.
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II. SURVEY DESIGN
A. New Survey
4. Where to Begin?
When you are ready to begin creating a survey, you will click on the Create
Survey tab located on the page header of the SurveyMonkey account. From here you
will choose if you want to create a survey from scratch, from a survey template, or
from an existing survey in the account. Name the survey and you are ready to go!
For additional information in creating surveys, click here to view the online
Tutorials!
After naming the survey, the
Edit Survey page immediately
opens.
From here you will click on the
Add Question Here button to
insert your first question.
If you want to add pages to
your survey, simply click the
Add Page Here button where
you want to insert the page.
5. How to Add Que st ions and P ages
Once you begin designing your survey and every time you add or create a new
question, a window will open up within the survey designer. (The actual survey
design page will be tinted out behind the window as indicated in the picture on the
next page.)
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From here you will:
Choose your question type from the
dropdown menu.
Type the question into the provided
textbox.
Type the answer choices into the
provided textbox (each must be on
its own line).
Choose to add any of the additional
features (e.g. randomize choices, set
to required answer, etc).
Click the Save Changes button when
you are finished.
Please note: Any time you exit that survey editor to navigate through the account and
when you need to re-enter back into the Design or Survey Edit mode, you will click on
the Design icon located to the right of the survey title on the My Surveys page:
Design Icon
6. Types o f Questions Available and Feat ures:
a. Question Types
To add a question to your survey, a dropdown menu is presented after clicking
the Add Question button. From here you can choose which type you want to add.
You can also view the question examples on our homepage under the types of
questions link. This will give you an idea of what types of questions you can add to
your survey. Plus it shows you examples
of how they are used. If you need
additional information on survey design,
please refer to the Smart Survey Design
guide also located in the Help Center of
your account. This guide provides tips on
designing effective surveys.
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b. Features
When adding questions to the survey, you have the ability to add individual
features to those questions. Both Professional and Basic accounts provide access to
these, and they allow you greater control of the survey responses. The additional
features available are:
Adding a comment field
Required to answer option
Text validation
Change of question size and placement
i. Adding a comment field
You can add comment boxes to the Multiple Choice and to the Matrix/Rating
questions. When adding this feature, if you do not want the comment box as an
answer choice but do want the comment box to appear within the question, then
please leave that option unmarked (see the red arrow in the image on this page).
- Multiple Choice Types:
When creating the Multiple Choice type questions (One Answer or Multiple Answers),
you can choose to include a comment field as an answer choice or to keep it as a
separate comment field. In the question design you can:
Modify the Field Label.
Configure the Comment Box Size. Here you can change the size of the
comment box based on a „characters wide‟ parameter.
Set up the Text Validation by the following criteria: text of a specific length,
whole number, decimal number, date format (UK/US), or email address.
Customize the error message if a respondent fails to answer the comment box.
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- Matrix/Rating Types:
When creating a matrix or rating question, you will see the option to Add Comment
Field. From here you can change the following:
Modify the Field Label.
Configure the Comment Box Size. Here you can change the size of the
comment box based on a „characters wide‟ parameter.
Set up the Text Validation by the following criteria: text of a specific length,
whole number, decimal number, date format (UK/US), or email address.
Customize the error message if a respondent fails to answer the comment box.
ii. Require to Answer
As a Professional or Basic subscriber, you can set the Require Answer to
Question feature on a question. After choosing the question type to add and then
entering the text and answer choices, scroll down to the Require Answer to Question
option. Place a tick mark next to the option. You can then customize the "failure to
answer" message in the provided section. Now your respondents will know what they
failed to answer correctly and on which question.
Click the Save Changes button when you are finished. An asterisk will appear next to
the questions with the required answer feature activated on it.
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Additional Information:
There is a feature that allows multiple choice questions to limit "how many"
choices a respondent can answer when setting up the Required Answer feature.
When you create a Multiple Choice, Matrix/Rating, or Open-Ended (Multiple Answers
Allowed) type question, then set the Require Answer to Question to where the
respondent must answer according to either of the following options:
♦ All
♦ At least
♦ At most
♦ Exactly
Next set the amount of choices you want to allow.
You will need to edit the error message if you apply a limit to your answer
choices so the error message corresponds to how you have set up the feature.
For example: If you have a list of 10 items and you restrict it to "exactly" "3" answer
choices can be selected, then we would recommend setting the error message to
something like:
"You have picked more than the allotted answer choice limit. Please restrict your
response to 3 choices."
iii. Text Validation
When creating Open Ended questions with input boxes you can “validate” how
the responses are to be entered by the respondents (e.g. whole numbers, decimal
numbers, date format, etc).
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You will see the Text Validation located under the question while you are in the
design mode. When you click on the dropdown menu, the following validation
parameters are available:
don't validate comment text
must be a specific length
must be a whole number
must be a decimal number
must be a date
must be an email address
iv. Change Question Size and Placement
You can edit the size and placement of questions. When you click on the Edit
button associated with a question in the Design mode, you will notice the Question
Type & Format option on the Question Editor page. Click on the Change Question
Size & Placement option. Depending on the type of question, you can set a percent
or fixed/pixel question width, column width, or comment/input box size.
You also have the ability to edit the size of the comment or input boxes for the Open
Ended question types or for a comment box. When you click on the Edit button
associated with a question, you will notice the Question Type & Format option on
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the Question Editor page. Click on the Change Question Size & Placement option
located under that question type.
With the Comment Box or Essay Box type of question, you can create a text box
based on the number of lines and the number of characters wide (e.g. 5
lines/20 characters wide or 10 lines/70 characters wide).
With the Single Line Input Box you can set the input box according
to character widths (e.g. 30 characters up to 100 characters).
7. Copy a Survey
The ability to create a copy of any survey in your account is available to all
subscribers. This is done under the Create Survey tab.
Please note: If the survey has any responses, the responses will not be copied. In
addition, only the survey design itself will be copied. No collectors or their settings
will be copied from the original survey. You will need to create new collectors and
set up the settings and restrictions for any new or copied survey.
In order to copy an existing survey,
please do the following:
Step 1: Click on the Create
Survey tab.
Step 2: Choose the Copy
from Existing Survey
option. Here you will select
the name of the survey to
copy in the provided
dropdown menu. Click the
Create Survey button when
you are finished naming it.
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8. Editi ng a Theme
As a Professional subscriber, the tool does allow for more editing capabilities in
the survey themes. You can either choose to edit an existing theme or add a new
theme by editing a current theme template. While designing your survey, you will see
those options in the Edit Survey mode.
If you want to brand the survey to fit your organization's needs, you can do the
following:
The color picker allows you to enter in your own hex code for more specialized
colors.
You can add elements like Bold, Underline, or Italics to the text in the title,
page titles & descriptions, question headings & choices, exit link, and error
text message. [Click here for more information in using HTML in the survey
design itself.]
The progress bar can be customized.
Your own logo can be added to the survey design. This is located under the Survey
Design > Add Logo to Survey option. Browse to upload the logo image from your
computer into the survey design.
You can edit or create a new theme for a survey the following way:
Step 1: Click the Design icon next to the survey title to access the Edit Survey mode.
Step 2: Click on the New or Edit Theme button.
Step 3: Any of the preformatted themes can be edited with the Professional
subscription. On the Design page click the New button next to the theme dropdown
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menu. This will take you to the Theme Editor. From here you may customize the
fonts, colors, and sizes of many elements of your survey and rename the customized
theme.
You can access different elements of a theme by selecting certain properties from
the menu. Edit these properties to customize a new theme or brand the survey
design to your company. Click the Save Changes button when you are finished:
Survey Font & Background
Survey Title
Page Title
Page Description
Question Heading
Question Choices/Rows
Progress Bar
Exit Link
Required Asterisk
Error Text
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9. Survey Options
The survey options are located within the Design section of the survey. These
options allow you to place more items on the survey like page numbers, logo, progress
bar, etc. The following are available under the Survey Options:
Page and question numbering
Add logo to survey
Progress bar settings
Survey page/titles
Navigation button
i. Page & Question Numbering
You can edit the page and question numbering of your survey. You will be able
to choose between the following options:
Page numbering
Question numbering
Or both options
If you choose the page numbering, you have the option of numbering each page of
questions separately or numbering the questions sequentially over the entire survey.
Please note: If you want your own numbering system, then you will uncheck the
'Use Question Numbering' under this section. From here you will manually type in the
question number preceding the text for the question in the „question‟ text box set up.
To edit the page and/or question numbering, please follow these three steps:
Step 1: Click on the Design icon next to the survey title on the My Surveys page.
Step 2: Click on the Survey Options.
Step 3: Access the Page and Question Numbering section. Then click the Save
Changes button when you are finished creating the options on the page.
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ii. Add Logo
As a Professional subscriber, you can add your own organization's logo to the
survey design. You can use any logo up to 50K in size at the top left hand corner of
every page in your survey. The logo must be in a .GIF or .JPG format.
To add a logo to your survey, please follow these steps:
Step 1: Click the Design icon next to the survey title on the My Surveys page:
Step 2: Select the Survey Options button and scroll to the Add Logo to Survey
section:
Step 3: Access the Add Logo section. Click the "Browse..." button and locate the logo
file on your computer. Click the Save Logo button and the image will appear in the
Custom Logo section for a preview. Click the Save button again to finalize.
If you need to delete the
logo, click the Delete Logo
button.
If you need to re-size the
logo, you will need to edit
the size and resolution of
your logo in your own image
editing program.
iii. Progress Bar
Both Basic and Professional subscribers can add a progress bar to any survey.
Professional subscribers can then customize the look of a progress bar by clicking on
the Add button next to the theme selected in the dropdown. Select the progress bar
from the properties menu to edit the width, text size, border width, border color,
background, text color, or bar color. Rename the theme and click on the Add
Theme button when you are finished.
Here are the basic steps for adding a progress bar to any survey:
Step 1: Click on the Design icon next to the survey title on the My Surveys page.
Step 2: Click on the Survey Options button located on the left side of the survey
design page.
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Step 3: Access the Progress Bar section and select where you want the bar to appear
on every page. Click the Save button when you are finished.
iv. Survey Pages and Title
You do have the ability to hide the survey title or the page heading/titles when
a respondent takes the survey. In order to hide the titles, please follow these steps:
Step 1: Click on the Design icon next to the survey title on the My Surveys page.
Step 2: From here you will click the Survey Options button located on the left side of
the page.
Step 3: Scroll down to the section that says Survey/Pages Titles and uncheck the
option to Show Survey Title in Actual Survey. Now the title or page title will be
hidden for the respondents. Click the Save Changes button when you are finished.
v. Navigation Titles
In order for your respondents to move through the survey, Navigation links are
used. You can customize the links under the Design icon on your My Surveys page.
Simply type in the word(s) you would like to use for the navigation text.
Here is how to change the navigation links:
Step 1: Click on the Design icon next to the survey title on the My Surveys page.
Step 2: Click on the Survey Options button located on the left hand side of the
survey design page.
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Step 3: Access the Navigation Buttons section and re-type in whatever words you
would like to use as the navigation links. Click the Save button when you are finished
updating.
10. Skip Logic
The goal of Skip Logic is to collect certain data on specific survey participants.
This is accomplished by directing respondents through the survey based on responses
to questions. This allows you to route respondents to a page of follow-up questions
intended only for them.
Skip logic happens when a respondent clicks on the “Next >>” button at the
bottom of a survey page. By default, when a respondent clicks “Next >>” the next
page of the survey will load. With skip logic in place, you can force the respondents
to skip over pages of your survey. When adding Skip Logic to your survey design, only
the Multiple Choice questions (One Answer and Multiple Choice Answer) allow skip
logic to be added. In addition, you will only see the "Add Logic" button next to those
question types that allow it to be added.
The following topics are the basic principles of SurveyMonkey skip logic:
a. How Logic is Triggered:
Skip logic happens or is triggered when a respondent clicks the “Next >>” button on
the bottom of a survey page. Therefore, when using question skip logic, it must jump
respondents to a page of follow up questions. Jumping respondents to questions on
the same page is not possible. Also, it is not possible to have a question(s)
immediately pop up based on the previous answer choice.
b. One to One Relationship:
Logic is a one to one relationship. If you choose the "multiple choices (multiple
answers)" type, apply logic on more than one answer choice and allow respondents to
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select more than one answer, it will not skip correctly. The logic will only skip
according to the first answer choice selected.
c. Forward Pattern:
Due to the functionality of the logic, we recommend setting up the logic question on
a page by itself or as the last question on a page. Logic should only skip respondents
forward in the survey. Skipping backwards will just create a loop.
d. What is Page vs. Question Skip Logic:
Page and Question skip logic serve different purposes. Do not use Question and Page
skip logic on the same page.
PAGE skip logic does NOT require a specific answer and will jump automatically
to the designated page no matter what is answered on the page. (Page logic
will override the question skip logic.)
QUESTION skip Logic advances respondents to a page or series of follow-up
questions based on the answer to a particular question.
e. When to Use Question Skip Logic:
If you want to set up skip logic so that respondents will be asked some follow-up
questions based on their response to a particular question, then you will want to
place skip logic on a question. When you place skip logic on a question, it is generally
a good idea to have this question as the last question on a survey page. Then you
could place your follow-up question(s) on a separate page immediately following the
current page. Your skip logic rule should be set up so that the respondents who do
not choose the specific answer you are looking for will skip over the page of follow-up
questions when they click “Next >>.”
f. When to Use Page Skip Logic:
If you have more than one group of follow-up questions and only want respondents to
answer one group depending on their answer to a particular question, then you
will want to create separate pages - one for each group of questions. This time, if
respondents get sent to the first page of follow-up questions because of the way they
answered your question, you do not want them to continue to the second page of
follow-up questions. This is where you would want to place skip logic on the page.
You could set up skip logic on this page so that when the respondents clicked “Next
>>” they will skip over the other pages of follow-up questions and continue with the
survey.
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g. Route All Respondents to Same End: Page
Please note that all respondents must end on the same page. You must route all
respondents to the same last page of your survey where they will all click the same
Done or Submit button.
Tutorial: To view an example of how to set up skip logic click here.
B. Editing an Existing Survey
Once you have created a survey, you can come back at any time to edit it even
after it has started collecting responses. The following section covers the editing
capabilities while in the Edit Survey mode once your survey has been created.
11. Copy or Move a Ques tion
After you have designed a survey or during the design process, you do have the
ability to copy or move pages and questions within a survey design. When you are in
the Edit Survey mode, you will notice the Move or Copy buttons associated with each
question or page:
If you want to re-order or Move your questions/page:
You will select the Move button
associated with the
question/page you want to
move.
Then you will choose the Move
Question Here located in the
survey design to where you
want to move that question.
The Move Question Here button
will be located above or below
an existing question. Then you
can move the question into that
location. (Follow the same
principle to move a page. The
Move Page Here button will be
located above each page.)
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If you want to Copy a question/page:
You will select the Copy button associated with the question/page.
Then the Paste Question Here button will appear above and below each
question. Just click on the one where you want to paste that question.
12. Add a Page or Insert Page Break
You can add a page in your survey by clicking on the Add Page button directly
above or below an existing question. You can add page breaks in the survey design
the following way:
Step 1: Click on the Design icon next to the survey title on the My Surveys page.
Step 2: Click on the Add Page Here or Split Page Here button, depending on where
you want to create a new page. You will also see the Add Question Here button
highlighted in this example:
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13. Delete a Page and Questions
You can delete a page in the survey design if you no longer need it. When
deleting a page, there is also an option to delete all questions currently on that page
or move them to a different page. Please note: If you delete a question, then any
responses collected on that question will also be deleted! Follow these steps in order
to delete a page from a survey:
Step 1: Access the Edit Survey option by clicking on the Design icon for the survey.
Step 2: Here you will see your survey design and you can select the page you need to
access from the dropdown.
You will then see the Delete button at the top of the page.
Step 3: Click on the Delete button for that page and a prompt will open asking you if
you want to do the following: (Click the Yes, Delete Page when you are finished)
1. Delete all questions on the page.
2. Move all questions to the page above.
3. Move all questions to the page below.
Part 1 of 2: Click on the Delete button
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Part 2 of 2: Choose your option and click "Yes, Delete Page."
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You do have the ability to restore a question that has been deleted in the
survey Design mode. The Restore feature will allow you to re-insert a deleted
question back into your survey.
After 14 days of the deletion you will not be able to restore the question. Any
responses collected on that question will also be purged from the survey.
To restore a deleted question, please follow these four steps:
Step 1: Click on the Design icon next to the survey title on the My Surveys page:
Step 2: Click the Restore Questions button on the left side of the page.
Step 3: The prompt will open up showing deleted questions over the past 14 days.
Click the Restore button next to the one to add back into the survey.
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Step 4: This shows the survey design again on the Edit page. A Restore Question
Here button will appear next to any available place in which to restore the question.
Simply click that button where you want the deleted question to be inserted.
15. Edit a Q uestion wit h Responses Collected
Once a survey has started collecting responses, you will have some editing
capabilities. However, you may not be able to fully edit a question that has received
responses on all answer choices.
Please note: On the Survey Editor page when you click on the edit button associated
with a question, the following prompt will open if responses have been collected:
You cannot change the question to an incompatible question type, nor can you
delete answer choices that have existing responses. While you can make most
changes, in order to fully edit the survey, you must clear your existing
responses.
Add an Answer Choice:
If you need to simply add an answer choice, then you will notice an Add
Choices button under your current answer choices while in the question editor mode
(As indicated by the arrow in red in the example below).
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The Add Choices button will give
a textbox where you can
manually type in your new
choice(s). A dropdown menu will
also appear and you may pick
where in the list of choices you
want the answer to appear.
Or you can choose the Edit Choices button to edit any current choices.
Delete an Answer Choice:
If you need to delete an answer choice, you will notice the "hidden" checkbox
option in a dropdown menu next to each answer choice or row when you click the Edit
Choices button.
First, select the specific answer
choice from the dropdown menu.
Second, click on the hidden
checkbox to make it a non-available
answer choice or row.
Click the Update Choice button
when you are finished.
Edit/Add Column Labels:
In addition, if you forgot to add column heading labels into a Matrix or Rating
type question, simply scroll down to the "Label" textbox prompts and type in the
correct column labels. Click the Save button when you are finished.
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C. Print a Survey Design or Data
There are a couple of print options for Professional subscribers. As a
Professional subscriber, you can print the survey in the Design Survey section. In
addition, within the Analyze section you can request a PDF version of the data and
print off the results.
i. Print Survey Design:
Step 1: To print your survey, click on the Design icon on the My Surveys page next to
the survey title.
Step 2: Select the Print Survey button located on the left side of the page.
Step 3: Select your print options. You can also select if you want the Survey title
and/or the Page title at the top of every printed page. Click the Download Printable
Survey button when you are finished.
In addition, you can change the theme of your survey temporarily to the Print Theme
in the Edit Survey section. From here you can print out a clean black and white
version.
For additional information on printing, please review the following Tutorial: Print
Survey.
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ii. Print PDF of Summary Results:
As a Professional subscriber, you will be able to print a PDF summary version of
your survey results.
Please note: The open ended comments are not printed in the PDF summary
version. If you would like to print open ended comments, refer to the
following topic: Print Comments or print/export individual surveys.
Step 1: The PDF option is located on the Response Summary page under the Analyze
icon.
Step 2: Click on the Download Responses button located on the left hand side of the
Response Summary page:
Step 3: Select the Summary Report and choose the PDF format. Select your print
style, orientation, and paper size. Finalize the print setup by clicking on the Request
Download button:
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