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5:38 June 21, 2008
| donna d
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At the end on my survey I redirect my participants to another short one page “survey” to register if they wish to enter their name in a draw. Is there a way using SurveyGizmo to randomly select one of the participants as the winner?
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12:22 June 22, 2008
| Leibiniz
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What you could do is attribute a unique identifier to each record and then use a site like http://www.random.org/integers/ to generate a random number, off course this is not using SG but solves the problem,
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9:02 June 22, 2008
| donna d
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thanks Leibiniz- unfortunately I have already sent the instructions and need the full survey replies to be anonymous, but I suppose I could go in and add a number, even if it is just the order they come in.
I will be that site in mind and am sure i will use it at another time.
I wonder though, is there is a way to number on intake automatically?
donna
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Donna,
I like the random integer Web site idea. Just export the data of the second survey and figure out how many rows you have with Excel. Then set the upper limit of the number in the random generator and let it randomly pick a row in the exported spread sheet.
Scott
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9:32 June 22, 2008
| donna d
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Scott McDaniel said:
Donna,
I like the random integer Web site idea. Just export the data of the second survey and figure out how many rows you have with Excel. Then set the upper limit of the number in the random generator and let it randomly pick a row in the exported spread sheet.
Scott
thanks Scott - that sounds easy enough - I’ll try it
donna
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