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Setting a Report Filter on Progress
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In Reports, when setting a filter based on Survey Metadata, is it possible to set a filter based on Progress. I have some surveys that are 75% complete or more that I would like to count, but it seems that you can only set it on Finished, which will leave out some almost completed answers.
This is not possible out-of-the-box. However, you can build in the capability. Place ebedded data markets as your survey continues:
Progress = 25
Progress=50
Progress=75
Progress=100
This will over-write the data as the user progresses, and you will be able to filter reports based off progress. Simply filter for the embedded data category.
Progress = 25
Progress=50
Progress=75
Progress=100
This will over-write the data as the user progresses, and you will be able to filter reports based off progress. Simply filter for the embedded data category.
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I tried this out, and it wouldn't let me use Progress as an embedded field name since it is reserved. So I will invent a new name and try that.
I assume the "NewName=50" would be placed approximately half way through the survey?
I assume the "NewName=50" would be placed approximately half way through the survey?
> @BruceK said:
> I tried this out, and it wouldn't let me use Progress as an embedded field name since it is reserved. So I will invent a new name and try that.
>
> I assume the "NewName=50" would be placed approximately half way through the survey?
You nailed it, @BruceK. That should work great for you. Just place the markers wherever it is you will want to be able to filter.
You could even do BlockProgress=Block1Finished, BlockProgress=Block2Finished, etc.. if there was a ton of content. You can assign any structure that makes sense for you this way.
> I tried this out, and it wouldn't let me use Progress as an embedded field name since it is reserved. So I will invent a new name and try that.
>
> I assume the "NewName=50" would be placed approximately half way through the survey?
You nailed it, @BruceK. That should work great for you. Just place the markers wherever it is you will want to be able to filter.
You could even do BlockProgress=Block1Finished, BlockProgress=Block2Finished, etc.. if there was a ton of content. You can assign any structure that makes sense for you this way.
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