Quantitative

The quantitative section of a research project, provides a detailed analysis of a survey's demographic factors, geographical distribution, and comprehensive question-by-question chart data.

Main Functions

Result: Presents the quantitative outcomes of your survey in chart format.Search Question: Locate a specific question within your survey.

Split: Divide the survey based on socio-demographic factors (gender, location, age group) for a more personalized presentation of results.

Filter: Narrow down results based on the specific audience you aim to investigate. For instance, select only females aged 18-24 residing in Jakarta.

Theme: Tailor the survey display using pre-set themes or adjust the color scheme according to your preferences, with options for up to 10 colors.

Export: Generate comprehensive reports in either PPT or PDF formats.

NOTE: At the top right corner of the menu bar, you'll discover a button labeled +Create a Note. This lets you quickly jot down important notes as you navigate the survey.

Question by Question Analysis

Every question shows its sequential number, the total number of participants, and the overall count of answers gathered for that question. Additionally, it indicates the question type, such as single choice, multiple choice, ranking, matrix, etc.

Total Count vs. Split: Switch between viewing either the total count of answers or a split view.

• Total Count offers an absolute perspective, displaying the percentage of each answer out of the total number of respondents.

• Split Count provides a relative perspective, showing the percentage of each answer out of a total of 100%. This view adjusts percentages to ensure they sum up to 100%.

Table: Toggle to display the table, revealing the total number of responses per answer choice alongside their respective percentages.

Sort: Toggle to arrange answers in descending order from highest to lowest.

Chart Design: You can also customize the chart display for each question, choosing between vertical or horizontal bars, pie charts, or spider charts.

The three vertical dots (⋮) provide additional options: segment the questionnaire by socio-demographics, export the report in your preferred format, copy the chart's embed code for use elsewhere, or report any errors detected.

Each question may include a distinct descriptive analysis, featuring a general overview and specific insights tailored to factors such as age, gender, location, and more.