CrossTab Survey Software

Cross Tabulation Survey Software Analysis

Analyzing data from online surveys is probably one of the most interesting aspects of the whole "Online Survey" experience. It is important to understand the "Numbers" before you can claim your research to be successful. In this article we will provide you with the different analysis options available and what they really mean.
At QuestionPro we offer a couple of analysis tools that make data analysis incredibly easy:

1. Basic Frequency Analysis
2. Cross Tabulation Analysis (Banner Tables)
3. Grouping and Segmentation Analysis

Note: Not all analysis tools maybe available for all the licenses.

This gives you an "Overall" insight into the responses for your survey. General questions like :

• What is the % of people who responded to my survey are males?
• What is the average age of people who responded to the survey?

To access the data, click on View Results Tab.

Then choose the question you are interested in...

Then view the analysis data! It is as simple as that!

This is the first level for your analysis. This gives you an "overall" impression of what your respondents are thinking. In the subsequent sections we'll do some data-mining and in-depth analysis.

Crosstabs give you more insights into your data. Crosstabs answer questions like:

• What % of males made a purchase within the last 2 months?
• Are males more satisfied with our products than females?

It basically involves the interaction between two questions and a distribution of how users responded to both of them -- taken together.

Cross-Tabs

Choose the two questions you'd like analysis done...

View the data!

Grouping analysis is probably the most interactive tools to "delve" into your data. You can create custom groups or filters. For example:

• Gender = Males AND Purchase=Last 10 days
• Gender = Males AND SATISFACTION > 5

To access grouping analysis, click in View Results->Grouping Analysis.

Create your groups and filters...

After creating the "Filters" or "Groups" you can click on all the Data Analysis links and view the frequency data filtered by the groups that you just created!

Enjoy slicing and dicing your data!