The Additional Questions Report

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Overview of the Additional questions report

The Additional questions report provides insight into the responses you receive to your Additional Questions with easy-to-understand visualizations, allowing you to quickly understand this deeper context and act on it to improve your customer and employee experience.

Don’t have any Additional Questions to analyze? Learn more about this feature in our Additional Questions article!

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Visualizations in the Additional questions report

Once you’ve set up one or multiple Additional questions, your Additional questions report will automatically populate with graphs for each question.

Each “Scale,” “Select one option,” and “Select many options” question that you set up will have a dedicated bar graph. This graph will display each of your answer choices, along with the count and percentage of respondents who have selected that answer choice, with the most popular answer choice listed at the top. If you’ve included an “Other” answer choice, that will be listed at the bottom of the answer choice list.

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Filtering the Additional questions report

Use the two drop-down filters at the top of the report to adjust the data shown based on specific time frames (ex. last quarter, last year, or a custom range), as well as based on any Trends you’ve created.

A note about date filters

Filtering your report by date will filter feedback based on when the response was submitted, not based on when the survey was originally sent. This is different than in the Metrics tab, which filters engagement data based on when you send your surveys.

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Exporting two kinds of Additional questions reports

There are two places to export and download a spreadsheet compatible CSV file containing your Additional questions data — each with its own advantages:

1 The Additional questions report page export Download a summary of just your Additional questions data
2 The Dashboard’s comprehensive export Download a complete, comprehensive CSV file with all of the answers to your survey, including any Additional questions — even the text-based “Other” choice responses

1. The Additional questions report page export

This option will export and download a comma separated values or CSV file summary with the question ID, text for each question, the answer choices, and the count of responses.

To export a quick CSV summary of your Additional questions report:

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Open your Reports tab
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Click the "Additional questions" tab
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Pick "Export as CSV"

2. The Dashboard’s comprehensive export

This option will export a complete, comprehensive CSV report file, including all of your survey question data and the answers to your Additional questions — along with text answers, like your open ended “Other” answer choice options.

To export a complete, comprehensive CSV report file:

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Open your Dashboard
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Scroll down → to the top bottom-hand corner of the report
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Click "Export as CSV"
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Recommended: Choose "Survey responses" as your option
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Click the "Export as CSV" button
What about PDF exports?

Currently, there is not a way to export a PDF of the Additional questions report. We recommend taking a screenshot of the page to share with your team!

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Use case: When should I use the Additional questions report?

Any time you add a scale, multiple choice, or multiple select Additional question to your survey flow, you should be using the Additional questions report! This report is perfect for more frequent, granular reviews of your survey results, as well as for longer-term trend and root cause analysis.

When adding Additional questions, consider what kind of insights you’re looking for with each. Then, as data rolls in, use the Additional questions report to hone in on those insights!

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I added Additional questions, but I don’t see any graphs. What’s going on?

The Additional questions report will only generate graphs for scale, “Select one option,” and “Select many options” questions. If you’ve set up a free response question, this will not generate a graph in the report!

If you have set up one of the above question types and you’re still not seeing a graph, make sure that your questions are published.

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