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In this tutorial we will cover how to take advantage of Alchemer's Need Help menu to get the answers you need, when you need them.
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Our SPSS export feature not only allows you to export your data to SPSS but will automatically setup and import your variable names, variable types, titles, and value labels for SPSS as well. We do this by exporting directly to SPSS's proprietary .SAV format from Alchemer which makes the export proc
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Open Text Analysis is useful for quantifying and transforming open text responses into actionable data. Read through responses to each open text question and bucket them into categories.
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Explore the various options for customizing your survey's look and feel. Choose a different theme, add a logo, customize your font, and get your survey looking just the way you need.
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Using the Alchemer Salesforce integration you can pull information from and push information to Salesforce. You can set up Alchemer Salesforce integration to do any of the following actions wit
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Did you know Alchemer has 43 different question types? Don't be overwhelmed though; this guide covers each question type, what each looks like, and when to use them. Review the below list of question types, starting with the basic and most commonly-used question types and ending with the most advanced. Visit each question's full tutorial linked below to learn more.
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You can use the Data Import tool to import data (via a formatted spreadsheet) from other surveys and other external sources into your survey.
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When including an image as part of your survey header on the Style tab we recommend the below image sizes. Header Images - we recommend images files up to 750px wide and 200px tall. Banner Header Images - If you would like your header image...
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A Radio Button Grid allows respondents to select an answer option (column) for each row in a grid. Use a Radio Button Grid to group a series of radio button questions together that share the same...
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Top/Bottom Box Scoring is a very common way of reporting and analyzing scale questions. The top/bottom boxes are the highest and lowest rating points on a scale question.