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The geodata location, found in Individual Responses and exports, derives the city, state, ZIP code, or country from which a person has connected to the Internet by using their device's IP address.
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If you ever have a need for converting these Test responses to Live responses, there are a number of ways to do so. Once you convert a Test response to Live, you will not be able to reverse this.
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Using the Google Spreadsheet integration you can push realtime data from your survey into a Google Spreadsheet. It's quick and allows you the flexibility of sharing the document with anyone you want!
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The Review Response Action allows your respondents to review their response to the survey. Use this to give your respondents a chance to change their mind before submitting the survey.
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If you've followed our best practices for testing your survey you can easily filter out responses marked as test from your reports and exports.
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Survey responses in Alchemer will have various statuses. Below we'll discuss what each status means. Responses are Real, Test or Quarantined.
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Alchemer collects a User Agent string for every survey response (except anonymous surveys). This string contains information about the browser, operating system, and device of the respondent.
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By clicking Results > Individual Responses , users gain access to a list of all responses collected during survey taking. Selecting a specific response displays a new window showing more specific information on each response. Of particular interest...
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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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If, for whatever reason, you need to have an action re-fire to send the email again or post data, you can easily do that! Go to the Results > Individual Responses . Click a response and then click the Action Log . You'll see a list of the actions...