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12:11 June 24, 2008
| donna d
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I plan to export my data to SPSS for analysis ( my 1st experience with this) – is it best to enter the numerical reporting values to my survey or wait and add them after exporting to the SPSS.
If i add them in the survey, will they transfer to SPSS?
thanks
donna
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Hi Donna,
It’s up to you. :) If you don’t assign numbers in the reporting value then the SPSS export with automatically assign them during the export process (and label them nicely in the variables tab of SPSS)
Assigning them ahead of time makes sense if you want to number the items a specific way. By default the exporter will number them from 1 to X from top to bottom.
Cheers,
-Christian
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2:00 June 30, 2009
| rob
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Where do I go to input the numeric values for each response? I want to use my own log. scale for each response to each of my questions.
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2:19 June 30, 2009
| jonathan
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Hey, Rob!
In any question with predefined otions (like a radio button or checkbox question) go ahead and click on the little notepad and pencil next to that question from the edit survey tab. On the new page that comes up, you'll see your “Options” section, in which you'll have two columns, one for Option Titles, and one for Reporting Values, like this:

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2:40 July 8, 2009
| kfreckman
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I am just starting wiith SurveyGizmo, but I do have some experience in programming php, html, and javascript.
I am trying to figure out how I can a survey adding several resonses (their values) together and display that sum on a page. I've experimented with using a hidden value, then displaying the variable it creates, but that does not work.
Any suggestions as to the most effective way to display a sum like that?
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Kevin
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3:18 July 8, 2009
| jonathan
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Hey, Kevin!
Currently, the only way to perform mathematical evaluations in a survey is to either use a continuous sum questions type which displays the total in real time, or to write a custom script that totals all of the values together (or divides them, multiplies them, sequences them, etc) and then writes the result to a hidden value or the %%output variable.
If any of this sounds confusing, just come right back and I'll help you out ;-)
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7:25 July 8, 2009
| kfreckman
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None of it sounds confusing, except for two questions.
1) Should I create a “hidden value” or each value I am adding, or is it better to do it as a regular variable and create a formula? (I need to add 7 values.)
2) Can the custom scripting be written in standard php, or would I need to check your documentation to see if there are variations (i.e. your variable code)?
Thanks!
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7:54 July 8, 2009
| jonathan
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You would need a hidden value field for each value you want to SET (after you've performed your math on it), the rest of the values are going to be pulled from existing questions, right? If so, you won't need anything else, because you can simply pull those values using our sgapiGetValue function.
Our custom scripting uses almost all of the same syntax as PHP, the only real difference is that where PHP uses a $ to denote $variable, we use %% for %%variable.
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11:43 July 8, 2009
| kfreckman
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I am still having troubles with making the custom script work. I am trying to find out more about the %%GET_x function to see if that might solve my problems. Am I on the right track?
(What I've tried so far is to create a hidden value for each question, then add those values together — I made the “tracking value” name for each both a variable “%%var1″ and a non-variable (“var1″), and I still can't get the proper value to display. (It keeps showing “0″ no matter what I do.)
Any help help would be appreciated.
Thanks!
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12:10 July 9, 2009
| jonathan
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“[%%GET_x]” is not a function, it is a merge code, which cannot be used inside of a custom script.
[%%GET_hello] does the same thing outside of custom scripting that sgapiURLValue(“hello”); does inside of custom scripting. Your custom script uses only merge codes (but without the square brackets).
So, where you have
%%UserID=%%GET_var1+%%GET_var2+%%GET_var3;
You'll actually want to change this to
%%UserID = sgapiURLValue(“var1″) + sgapiURLValue(“var2″) + sgapiURLValue(“var3″);
Enjoy!
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