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Read the results of a survey

Once a survey is sent, View results shows how many people received, opened and answered it, and each question's answers as a chart and a table. Filter them by team or by person.

Software
Skileo Human Resources
Who can do this
Business owner, Member, Employee
Updated

Open the results

  1. Open Surveys.
  2. Click the actions button (⋮) on the survey’s line, then View results.

You can also click Show results on the survey’s preview. Results exist once the survey is sent; they fill in as people answer.

What you see

At the top, three counts:

  • Audience: the people who received the survey.
  • Views: the people who opened it.
  • Participants: the people who answered.

Then one block per question:

  • a chart of the answers, as Pie Chart or Bar Chart;
  • Answer details: each Answer, its Votes and its Percents of the people who answered.

For a text question, each written answer is a line of its own. For a question that offers your own answer, those answers are listed too.

Filter the results

  • Filter by audience groups: the results of one team only. It shows the survey’s team at first.
  • Filter by participants: the answers of one person. Choose All to see everyone again.

The counts and the charts follow the filters.

Share the results

The card on the right shows Survey url, the link to this page. Click the copy button and paste it where you want. The employees of the audience can open it too.

What your employees see

An employee who answered sees the same counts and charts, for everyone together, without names, and can show only their own answers. They can’t filter by team or by person.

Common questions

Are the answers anonymous?

No. You can see each person’s answers with Filter by participants. Tell your employees before they answer if that matters to them.

Why can't I open the results?

The survey has not been sent yet. Send it first. See Send a survey.

Can I export the answers?

Not from this page. Export on the survey list exports the list of surveys, not their answers.