Is it possible to merge two survey designs?

Is it possible to merge two survey designs?

It’s not possible to merge two survey designs or the results of two separate surveys. Instead, create multiple collectors for one survey. The results for each collector are merged in the Analyze Results section of the survey so you can easily view and export all survey results. Filter by Collector to export the results separately.

Is it possible for two surveyors to get different results?

It is possible for two surveyors to obtain different results. Also, because the measurements are made based on the evidence found, two surveyors working at different points in time may not have the same evidence available.

Why do some surveys ask the same question in different ways?

Sometimes, a long survey will repeat a question so they can compare both answers to get some measure of how consistently the respondent answers. It’s not usually very helpful, though. You’ll also see situations where very similar questions are asked—where you would expect a consistent respondent to provide highly correlated answers.

Can you create multiple collectors for a survey?

Instead, create multiple collectors for one survey. The results for each collector are merged in the Analyze Results section of the survey so you can easily view and export all survey results. Filter by Collector to export the results separately. Use Data Trends to track your survey results over time with multiple collectors.

Is it possible to have two independent samples?

The two samples are indeed independent. (i) Both populations are normal, or more specifically, the distribution of the response Y in both populations is normal, and both samples are random (or at least can be considered as such).

How do you export data from a survey?

The results for each collector are merged in the Analyze Results section of the survey so you can easily view and export all survey results. Filter by Collector to export the results separately. Use Data Trends to track your survey results over time with multiple collectors.