The exported data will often look different based on the question types you chose to include. You can also export your survey to Word to retrieve a code book outlining how each choice is coded in the dataset. If the numeric coding of your choices doesn’t match your expectations, you can always return to the Survey tab to change them and then export your data again. numeric value format, and other export options that can affect data formatting, see Export Options for Data Table. Qtip: For more details on exporting in choice text vs. However, for responses that are imported, or uploaded from the Offline App, Recorded Date will often differ from End Date, reflecting when you manually uploaded the results, not when the survey taker finished. For users taking surveys online, this date and time will be very similar to End Date.

This column indicates when a survey was recorded in Qualtrics. For those whose responses are marked “0” or “FALSE,” you will get an exact percentage of how far they got in the survey based on what question they left off on.

For those marked as “1” or “TRUE” in the Finished column, the Progress is marked 100, regardless of whether they were screened out. The Progress column shows the progress a respondent made in the survey before finishing.

A “0” or “FALSE” indicates the respondent left their survey before reaching an end point and the response was instead closed manually or due to session expiration. A “1” or “TRUE” indicates the respondent reached an end point in their survey (hitting the last Next/Submit button, being screened-out with Skip or Branch Logic, etc.). The Finished column details whether the response was submitted or closed. Qtip: While the export measures duration in seconds, in the Data tab this field is displayed in hours:minutes:seconds.

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