Results Table

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You must have created at least one active element to use the table feature.

The results table is the primary tool for visualizing collected data. It displays all responses to active elements, associated calculations, and conditional formatting.

Table

Development Mode

During template development, you can access the table at any time, and the application will automatically generate 100 random participants. This allows you to verify your configuration settings.

Basic Usage

When you first access the table, only participant IDs and their associated entities are visible. To display active elements or calculations, you must select them from two dropdown menus.

Adding Elements

There are two ways to add active elements:

Select elements individually by clicking directly on them
Load them by group by clicking on the header title

Adding Calculations

You can add calculations one by one by selecting them from the dropdown menu.

Table Tools

Once data is loaded, several tools are available through the menus:

Save and Export

Save Current Table State: Save your elements, calculations, filters, and column organization for quick loading during future data analysis
Export to CSV: Export the table content as displayed on screen in Excel-compatible format
Export to DOCX: Export the table content to a DOCX document (limited functionality - contact us for more information)

Table Management

Reset Table: Clear all added elements and calculations to start fresh

Consider saving your configuration before resetting, as complex setups can be time-consuming to recreate.

Display Options

Show/Hide Filters: Filter data using various methods (greater than, less than, contains, etc.)
Show/Hide Columns: Modify column organization by moving, showing, or hiding them
Change Density: Adjust data density for better visibility
Show/Hide Calculations: Toggle visibility of default table calculations
Fullscreen Mode: Expand the table for easier configuration and analysis with large datasets

Advanced Features

Data Grouping

The table allows you to group data by elements for in-depth analysis of results. For example, if you collected data by region using a demographic question like “Select your region (North, Central, South)”, you can group by region by dragging and dropping the column header to the top of the table.

Table Grouping

The table will reorganize to present data by region, including calculations and conditional formatting.

You can create multiple grouping levels. For instance, if you also included a demographic question about status (manager, non-manager), you can group first by region and then by status.