Hello,
I’m a LimeSurvey newcomer and have the following question:
I’ve created the following array-question:



Is it in LimeSurvey possible to display the “statistics” like on the following screenshot (from Survey-Monkey)? If yes, HOW?





Thanks!
Jo

Hello,
I'm not sure how I can interpret the 0 answers:
- Is it not possible to display result "statistics" of array-questions in that way?
- Is my question stupid or not understandable?
Regards
Jo

JoLa wrote: Hello,
I’m a LimeSurvey newcomer and have the following question:
I’ve created the following array-question:

Is it in LimeSurvey possible to display the “statistics” like on the following screenshot (from Survey-Monkey)? If yes, HOW?

Thanks!
Jo

Here is the page of the manual of the statistics section. I currently don't have an active survey with results to check on how the results would look like.

manual.limesurvey.org/Statistics

And just to answer your question "I'm not sure how I can interpret the 0 answers:":

Here some other options:
- No one who knows the answer saw the post
- No one wanted to answer this (in their spare time)
- etc.

I found a matrix in a survey with results and here is how the display looks like:



For each subquestion, there is such a table. So it doesn't look exactly like with the Monkey.

Hello,

thanks for your answers. I also found only this option to display results of array questions. So I was wondering if also the results-display option which is provided in Monkey exists as it gives a very good overview. But this possibility might not exist even if it would be very useful for my point of view.

Anyway when it exists in LimeSurvey, but it's not so easy to find, hopefully some of your other options lead to sucess and somebody who knows sees the post and has time to answer.

I'll in between try to make my "nice" overview-results tables in Excel.

Greetings
Jo

I don't think there is any other option than this.

In my humble opinion limesurvey is not a statistical program or report generator, and should not be this, other programs can do the job better. The kind of output you want is much easier to generate with a program like R. If you want the tables immediately after filling in the survey you can pass the results to a report generator with the end url or a link on the end page. If you want to see this I can show an example (in dutch).In this a aproach the table is not generated within limesurvey, but immediately after filling in the survey. You could also generate the table using a webservice (but I never tried to do this).
Frans