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Filter answers over a specific period  
Written by somplatz the 14 Mar 12 at 08:16. Global category: Statistics. Already implemented
I want to filter answers of a long-lasting survey for a specific period, e.g. evaluate just the answers of November 2011.
At present it's only possible to filter by answer id but you don't know the timestamp of the answers.
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Solution #1: Add timestamp to given answers
Written by somplatz the 14 Mar 12 at 08:16.
Please add a timestamp field to the lime_survey_XXX tables and add two fields in statistics to filter by a start date and end date.

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not completed  
Written by mikki the 28 Apr 11 at 10:50. Global category: Statistics. Already implemented
It would be nice to have a checkbox with the option to count only the percentage of the completed answers.

e.g.:
current status
choice a - 50 25%
choice b - 30 15%
choice c - 20 10%
not completed - 100 50%

more interesting
choice a - 50 50%
choice b - 30 30%
choice c - 20 20%
not completed - 100 --
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Solution #1: need a checkbox
Written by mikki the 28 Apr 11 at 10:50.
A simple checkbox (count all, count only completed)

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Option to exclude no answers from summary stats  
Written by jorgemelo the 23 Feb 11 at 13:29. Related project: 1.x all. Already implemented

When analyzing the answers sometimes you need to exclude the people that opted no to answer an optional question.
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Solution #1: A check box allowing to include or exclude the no answers from the stats
Written by jorgemelo the 23 Feb 11 at 13:29.
A check box allowing to include or exclude the no answers from the stats

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Survey time completion to identify speedsters (imposters)  
Written by antwerp the 12 Nov 10 at 13:53. Related project: 2.x all. Already implemented
record start and end of survey completion in ' and ".

if that is registered one can measure survey completion time up to the average comlpetion time.

that we you can exclude survey speedsters from the results.
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Solution #1: record timing for survey completion
Written by antwerp the 12 Nov 10 at 13:53.
record start and end of survey completion

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Computation and Presentation of Branched Questions  
Written by miamiman the 5 Jan 10 at 00:39. Related project: 1.x all. Already implemented
Per my forum thread of today...

http://www.limesurvey.org/en/support/forums/2-design-issues/35836-statistical-o utput-problems-ver-187#35991

I can not be alone in suggesting that part of the idea of a branching survey structure is to filter out responses for specficic sub-sets of responses.

If my first question asks whether people are left-handed, and question two is only geared to left-handed people, I want to present the statistics for question 2 based on the SUB-SET ONLY.

Response Q1: 10% of London is left-handed.
Subset Response Q2: 67% of left-handed people in London like pizza.

The NO ANSWER computation makes the presentation of data arduous since basically it will have to be exported to a worksheet application and the charts will have to be plotted manually.

FEATURE REQUEST: That stats/graphs take into consideration the sub-sets created by one or "n" branched questions.
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Solution #1: Include the option to eliminate No Answer?
Written by miamiman the 5 Jan 10 at 00:39.
FEATURE REQUEST: That stats/graphs take into consideration the sub-sets created by one or "n" branched questions.
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Solution #2: Add an option before running the stats report
Written by lemeur the 8 Jan 10 at 15:39.
Since 1.87, questions that have been hidden because will have answers field set to NULL in DB, which makes it possible to count only the total number of participants that has answer a given question.

Thus, we could add an option just before running the stats survey so that computations of percents are not computed against the total number of respondants for the survey, but the total number of respondant for this question.

Note however that this NULL differentiation of conditionnal questions makes sense only for completed responses (when the final submit button has been clicked), and thus the option would be available only when the Completed response filter is set.


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