Survey reports in the Cvent Web Surveys software tool offer a wide variety of ways to view your data and begin conducting your market research survey analysis. The answer summary by question report, for example, pulls up a table, a graph and basic statistical analysis for each survey question. Another example survey report, answer details by respondent, offers you the option of seeing each respondent’s answers on a separate page or answer details for all respondents gives you the opportunity to see all the answers for all respondents on a single page!
But sometimes these are not enough when you want to make a professional report for your boss to present to the board members. This is exactly why Cvent has the presentations feature within the survey application. The presentations section allows you to create reports with unique combinations of filters and display options. You can use our presentations creator to access data views that are unavailable with other out-of-the-box survey reports. Creating distributable reports in the Cvent Web Surveys software tool makes it easy to communicate the survey results in either Word or PDF format.
To determine what you see on each page of your sample report, choose from the options below:
Additionally, you can create multiple pages for the same question. This can be beneficial because you can view different answer options on each page or filter the data differently. Perhaps you asked several demographic survey questions, for example:
You may want to look at the response distribution based on the answers to the demographic questions in your electronic survey. Or take this report example: with your matrix questions, you can select which categories and which answers you want to include, then select how you want the chart to organize the data, either by category or answer.
When you have configured the survey report to be exactly the way you want it, just use the output buttons at the top of the presentation page to export your full report including title, introduction and conclusion pages into either PDF format or Microsoft Word.
Don't forget these other report tips.
But sometimes these are not enough when you want to make a professional report for your boss to present to the board members. This is exactly why Cvent has the presentations feature within the survey application. The presentations section allows you to create reports with unique combinations of filters and display options. You can use our presentations creator to access data views that are unavailable with other out-of-the-box survey reports. Creating distributable reports in the Cvent Web Surveys software tool makes it easy to communicate the survey results in either Word or PDF format.
To determine what you see on each page of your sample report, choose from the options below:
• Chart: Gives you the option of selecting a horizontal bar chart, vertical bar chart or pie chart. You can also select your own color palette either to meet report requirements your organization has or to improve the appearance of the final product.
• Table: This will show a summary of selected answer options with response percent and response count.
• Respondent Count: Returns the total count of respondents for each question.
• Skipped Count: Returns the number of respondents who skipped the survey question.
• Online Survey Analysis: Allows you to enter comments and analyze survey data for the survey question included in your market research, customer survey or employee survey report.
• Table: This will show a summary of selected answer options with response percent and response count.
• Respondent Count: Returns the total count of respondents for each question.
• Skipped Count: Returns the number of respondents who skipped the survey question.
• Online Survey Analysis: Allows you to enter comments and analyze survey data for the survey question included in your market research, customer survey or employee survey report.
Additionally, you can create multiple pages for the same question. This can be beneficial because you can view different answer options on each page or filter the data differently. Perhaps you asked several demographic survey questions, for example:
What year were you born?
What is your ethnicity?
What is your gender?
What is your ethnicity?
What is your gender?
You may want to look at the response distribution based on the answers to the demographic questions in your electronic survey. Or take this report example: with your matrix questions, you can select which categories and which answers you want to include, then select how you want the chart to organize the data, either by category or answer.
When you have configured the survey report to be exactly the way you want it, just use the output buttons at the top of the presentation page to export your full report including title, introduction and conclusion pages into either PDF format or Microsoft Word.
Don't forget these other report tips.
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