Knowledge Base

Summary statistics

Summary statistics is an aggregated view of all responses at once: distribution across options, percentages, charts. It is convenient here to assess the overall picture and notice trends.

How to open

Go to the Results tab in the top navigation of the builder. In the left panel, select Summary data.

Questions are displayed sequentially from top to bottom, each in its own collapsible block.

Table and charts

A question block in summary statistics with a panel of three toggle buttons, a table and a chart side by side

A question block in summary statistics

Each question block has three data display modes:

  • Table — turns on and off independently
  • Bar chart and Pie chart — mutually exclusive: choose one of the two or turn both off

For example, you can view the table and the bar chart at the same time — or only the pie chart without the table.

Chart colors are chosen automatically: for rating questions (Yes/No, NPS®, Rating, Multiple rating) — a gradient from green to red, for the rest — a palette of shades (smooth transitions between tints of a single color).

Data by question type

Yes/No

Column What it shows
Answer Answer option — Positive or Negative — with an icon
% answers Share of this option out of all responses
Count Number of responses

Single choice

Column What it shows
Answer Answer option (A1, A2…)
% answers Share of the option out of all responses
Count Number of responses

Multiple choice

One respondent can select several options, so there are two columns with percentages here.

Column What it shows
Answer Answer option
% answers Share of the option out of the total number of all selections
% people Share of respondents who chose this option
Count How many times this option was chosen

Single matrix

Each statement forms a group of rows — one per answer option.

Column What it shows
Statement Statement (T1, T2…)
Answer Answer option for this statement
% answers Share of the answer among all responses to this statement
Count Number of responses

Multiple matrix

Similar to Single matrix, but a column is added to account for multiple selection. If illustrations are attached to the statements, thumbnails are displayed next to them.

Column What it shows
Statement Statement (T1, T2…)
Answer Answer option
% answers Share of the answer out of the total number of selections for this statement
% people Share of respondents who chose this answer for this statement
Count How many times this option was chosen for this statement

NPS®

The NPS statistics block: the NPS score in the top-right corner, with a groups table and a values table below

The NPS statistics block

In the top-right corner of the block is the NPS score: the difference between the share of promoters and the share of detractors, in percentage points.

Below the score are two tables.

Groups table:

Column What it shows
Mood Group: Promoters (9–10, green), Passives (7–8, yellow), Detractors (0–6, red)
% answers Share of respondents in this group
Count Number of respondents in this group

Values table:

Column What it shows
Answer A specific numeric value of the scale (from 10 to 0) with a color indicator
% answers Share of this value out of all responses
Count Number of responses with this value

Rating

Rows go from the maximum value to the minimum. Icons match the type chosen when creating the question — star, heart, trophy, etc.

Column What it shows
Answer Rating value, shown as icons
% answers Share of this value out of all responses
Count Number of responses with this rating

Multiple rating

Each item to be rated forms a group of rows. The average score is shown in the item row.

Column What it shows
Statement Item name (A1, A2…)
Answer Rating value for this item
Average Average score for the item
% answers Share of the value among responses for this item
Count Number of responses with this value

Emotions

Column What it shows
Answer Emotion option with a colored icon: Great, Ok, Bad
% answers Share of the option out of all responses
Count Number of responses with this option

Ranking

Each row is one answer option. The number of position columns depends on the number of options in the question.

Column What it shows
Answer Option text (A1, A2…)
1, 2, 3… One column per position — the number of respondents who placed this option at this position
Average Average score of the option: the higher the score, the higher the option ranks overall.
Priority The option's final priority as a percentage — its relative importance compared to the others. The higher the percentage, the higher the priority; rows are sorted by descending priority.

Slider

Identical values are aggregated. If there are many values, the list is split across pages.

Column What it shows
Answer Numeric value selected with the slider
% answers Share of the value out of all responses
Count Number of responses with this value

If the question is set to Dual Range mode, the Answer column shows a range — for example, «120 – 140».

Number

The table is identical to Slider: columns Answer, % answers, Count. If there are many values, the list is split across pages.

Text, Phone, Email

For these types, charts are not available — only a list of answers in the Answer column. If there are many responses, the list is split across pages.

Location

Identical addresses are aggregated.

Column What it shows
Answer Address with the level of detail from the question settings: country, region and/or city
% answers Share of this address out of all responses
Count Number of responses with this address

Date

Identical dates are aggregated.

Column What it shows
Answer Selected date
% answers Share of this date out of all responses
Count Number of responses with this date

File upload

Notice image
Data on uploaded files is not shown in the summary statistics. You can view the files in the Individual reviews section — open the card of the required respondent.

Group

A question group is displayed as a collapsible container with a heading. Inside — full statistics for each question in the group with the same visualization modes.

Filtering by audiences

The left panel of the Results section showing a list of audiences with checkboxes, colored labels and response counters

The Results left panel with the list of audiences

If a survey has several audiences, a list of them with checkboxes appears in the left panel. Turn the ones you need on and off — the statistics will recalculate automatically.

Each question block shows a label indicating the context of the current data:

  • All audiences enabled — «Total audience»
  • Only one enabled — its name is shown
  • Several but not all enabled — «Joint audience»

Data from several selected audiences is summed.

Export

Above the statistics blocks, on the right, there is an export button (a document icon). Click it and choose a format from the drop-down menu:

  • JSON — structured data for transferring to other services or for programmatic processing.
  • CSV — a universal table that opens in any spreadsheet editor (Excel, Google Sheets, Numbers).
  • XLSX — a ready-to-use Excel file with formatting.

The export includes the summary data currently displayed, taking into account the selected audiences (see the section above). This way you can export, for example, statistics for a single audience.