Hi,
I'm seeking to execute the following scenario:
I have several attributes where each one of them represent a group within the survey.
The respondent is presented the attributes and answer accordingly .
The attributes value are different for different group of users.
I need to know for each record to what attribute they where referring.

I've created a hidden field and wanted to populate him with the attribute info but after exporting the results data I see that it is writing the attribute name (e.g. {TOKEN:ATTRIBUTE_1}) but not the content that presented to the survey taker.

Is it possible to save this info to specific column in the results file?

Thanks in advance!

Hi,
you get these fields by default when exporting your data.

See here:


Regards
Joffm

Thanks Joffm.
I needed to be more clear.
My attribute table looks like this:

Where each questions group is dedicated to different attribute (name).
The respondent is answering a set of question about name1 and than the same set on name 2 etc...
I will need to take the output file and transpose it so each row will represent one name only and only one question group.
In the current export it means I need to work hard to associate each group to the right name and than preparing the data file to be able to transpose it.
I'm looking for away to add a filed in each group with the attribute value so in the results file I will know to which it belongs.

Insert an equation type question into each group with a value {TOKEN:ATTRIBUTE_1}. Hide those questions with a CSS class "hidden".

Hi,

Where each questions group is dedicated to different attribute (name).

Do you mean, it is not
"Name 1" -> Group 1
"Name 2" -> Group 2
"Name 3" -> Group 3

If it is not, you have to insert the name into the survey logic. You did it correctly, but didn't mention which type of question you used.
Tony told you.

If there is the plain association "Name 1" -> Group1,... you have the association as I said before


But you want to have three rows per respondent, each row with one name.

Easiest way: Create a macro in EXCEL or whatever to split and rearrange your answer file.


Joffm

The equation type solved it
Many thanks!