Microsoft Excel is the most common program used to open and analyze .csv files, but Excel isn’t always able to handle multi-language or other special characters. This guide will walk you through how to open multi-language survey exports or export with special characters in Excel.
There are two ways to visually report on your survey reports in Checkbox – by using the standard/default Report and by using Dashboards.
The default Report is accessed by clicking the survey’s report icon from the survey dashboard or by clicking the Report tab of the survey. The default Report is generated by Checkbox and has minimal customization options. It is most handy
Applying a filter to your Dashboard allows you to view/report on a subset of your data. For instance, you may want to view results from a specific time period or from respondents in a certain location.
Filters can be applied to an entire Dashboard, in which case all Dashboard charts/graphs will be filtered, or they can be applied to an individual chart or graph. There are two types of Dashboard Filters – static filters and live filters.
A Dashboard is a custom report based on survey data. We call it a Dashboard, rather than a report, because you can include charts from multiple surveys in a single Dashboard. Also, because you can apply live filters and interact with your data in a more dynamic, at-a-glance way.
Dashboards are a little different from the standard Report that is included for each survey. The Report tab for your survey include
Your survey responses can be exported in order to run reports outside of Checkbox or import the results into another system or database. Responses can be exported as a .csv file, which can be opened in Excel, or as a .sav file, which is used by SPSS and other statistical reporting software.