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You may have seen miscalculations in your data while you were using Describe, Relate, and Regression in Stats iQ, or while you were using Crosstabs. These miscalculations only happened to those analyzing data that involved text topics, any questions with display logic applied or any questions with multi-select response options.
We apologize for the miscalculation, and it has been resolved as of end of day, July 25, 2024. It occurred as we were upgrading our Stats iQ and Crosstabs infrastructure to improve performance.
What action do I need to take?
If you exported any relevant data from Stats iQ or Crosstabs during this period, please discard the data and download new results as needed.
What if I have questions?
If you have a question about how to re-download your data, see this Stats iQ or this Crosstabs support page.
Unfortunately, you can't export the survey itself from Survey Monkey. However, it is easy to recreate your survey in Qualtrics by cutting and pasting your survey question text from Survey Monkey or another survey tool by download your data and upload it to Qualtrics if you'd like.
You can copy your Google Form by clicking the File menu and selecting Make a copy. Copying a form will copy only the questions and layout, not the responses you’ve already received. Once you have downloaded your Google Form, you can upload it to Qualtrics.
To copy the response from your Google Form, you can download your response to as a CSV file by clicking the File menu, select Download as, and click Comma Separated Values. Again, Once you have downloaded your Google Form, you can upload it to Qualtrics.
Bibliography from the Reference Library of Harvard University Program on Survey Design
WebAIM.org, a third party authority in web accessibility, has evaluated the Qualtrics survey platform and certifies its output to support conformance with Level A and Level AA of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines version 2.0. WCAG 2.0 is the compliance standard for Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973. More Information is available at the following link. https://webaim.org/services/certification/qualtrics
The following question types were evaluated for conformance on March 13, 2018:
The following Qualtrics page contains more information on appropriate question types and the accessibility checker. To access the acessibility checker follow the steps listed below.
Looking to make your survey accessible to the fullest potential of users...
There are ways to do this within Qualtrics, or you can add the following CSS code.
CSS code can be included in Qualtrics surveys under Custom CSS to create better highlighting on elements when survey-takers use keyboard to navigate the survey.*:focus,
input:focus,
select:focus,
button:focus {
outline: 3px solid #3dbbdb !important;
overflow: -moz-hidden-unscrollable;
}
For more ideas about making your survey accessible see below or contact us at Data Services.
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