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Fuel Cycle Quantitative Reporting is a tool that enables users to effectively visualize and generate reports for surveys conducted in a Fuel Cycle community. This tool is compatible with popular survey platforms such as Qualtrics, Alchemer, and Ignition. By utilizing this reporting feature, users can gain valuable insights and analyze the data collected from these surveys. Whether it's analyzing customer feedback, conducting market research, or evaluating user satisfaction, Fuel Cycle Quantitative Reporting provides a comprehensive solution for visualizing and reporting survey data.

Navigate to the Reporting tab to get started.

Supported Question Types

Quantitative Reporting supports the following question types for reporting and filtering:

• Single Select Questions
• Multi-Select Questions
• Single Select Grid Questions
• Multi-Select Grid Questions
• Ranking Grid Questions
• Slider Questions

Support for additional question types will be added in the future.

Report Listing Page

Any Qualtrics, Alchemer, or Ignition survey that contains at least 1 survey response will be listed on this page for your review.

Click on the Edit Global Chart Settings button to customize global reporting chart settings that apply to all of your reports.

You can do the following on this page:

• Customize color schema for your charts
• Enable/disable image display in reporting
• Set default chart styles for different question types

Report View

Click on any survey from the main page to access reporting. You can access a variety of features to begin your analysis:

• Quick Navigation
• Add Filters
• Download Charts
• Export to Excel
• Change chart styles for individual charts

Quick Navigation

Navigate to any specific survey question by clicking a Question Block on the left-hand navigation panel.

Filters

Filter your survey results based on specific logic criteria.

1. Click Add Filter to apply a filter.
2. Select Advanced (AND/OR) Filter or Group Filter.

Filter by Advanced (AND/OR) Logic

Filter your survey results on an individual survey question and its potential answer options. Applying this filter to your results will update chart visuals and the underlying export data based on the applied filter.

Question & Answer Filter Logic Operators

Apply logic operators to your selected survey question, depending on the question type.

• is exactly equal to—Filter your report based on an exact answer match specified.
• is not exactly equal to—This is the opposite of "is exactly equal to".
• is one of the following answers—Filter report based on if ANY of the answers selected in the logic criteria are matched.
• is not one of the following answers—This is the opposite of "is one of the following answers".
• is answered—Filter your report based on if the selected question was answered by a respondent.
• is not answered—This is the opposite of "is answered".
• greater than—Filter your report based on if the respondent answered a question with a numerical value greater than (but not equal to) the numerical criteria indicated.
• greater than or equal to—Filter your report based on if the respondent answered a question with a numerical value greater than or equal to the numerical criteria indicated.
• less than—Filter your report based on if the respondent answered a question with a numerical value less than (but not equal to) the numerical criteria indicated.
• less than or equal to—Filter your report based on if the respondent answered a question with a numerical value greater than or equal to the numerical criteria indicated.

Please note: slider question types will accept multiple numerical parameters as comma-separated values.

Use the OR button to add another filter that is exclusionary: EITHER filter1 OR filter2 is true. Remove that filter by clicking the X button on the right side of the filter.

Use the + button to add an AND filter that is inclusionary: BOTH filter1 AND filter2 must be true. Remove that filter by clicking the X button on the right side of the filter.

Click the orange Add Block button to add another filter block. For example, consider the following complex logic:

There are two blocks of filters.

1. In the first block, there are two statements, EITHER of which may be true (OR statement).
2. In the second block, there is only one statement.
3. BOTH must be true (AND statement) to be part of the results.

After selecting a question and logic operator, select any answer options of interest and click Apply to set your filter, or Reset to filter by another question.

Once a filter is applied to your report, you can also reset the filter by clicking on Reset on the top reporting header.

Please note: once a filter is applied to your report results, you can export the chart visuals and/or underlying Excel data with the filter parameters applied.

Filter by Group

You may want to view only the responses from a particular group, such as a specific member segment or recruitment audience. Apply Filter by Group to your results to update your chart visuals and the underlying export data based on the applied filter. You can only filter by Group or by the advanced AND/OR filter but not both. 

You can filter on either dynamic or static groups, but you may only select one group as a filter.

Group Filter Logic Operators

Apply logic operators to your selected survey question, depending on the way you constructed your group.

• Include Members—Include only members who are qualified to be part of your group.
• Exclude Members—Exclude only members who are qualified to be part of your group.

Download Charts

Click Download Charts to export chart visuals from your report. Charts can be exported into .png, .jpg, and .pdf formats.

Chart visuals will reflect the active filters that are applied to a report, allowing you to export chart visuals with specific filter criteria applied.

Export to Excel

Click Export Excel to export the summary and frequency count tables of your survey questions in Excel format.
Additionally, the Excel export will reflect any active filter criteria at the time of your export.

If you wish to generate a full survey export which may include P2 Engine data, polls, or additional survey questions, please "Export Responses" on the Surveys page for your desired survey.

Change Chart Order and Type

Change the order of data elements from highest to lowest and vice-versa using the Chart Order button in the top right (with the arrows).

Change the type of chart with the Chart Type button. Select from a Horizontal or Vertical Bar Chart or Pie Chart. Certain question types restrict the Chart Type you may select.