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You may wish to include questions in your survey where you are assessing two different aspects of the same list of statements. For example, you may wish to evaluate satisfaction and importance. To show the results from these two different questions adjacent to each other inside the same table, use the Override field names functionality for the Categories and Statistics elements.
For example, if you have a 3D grid in your questionnaire that asks about both satisfaction and importance on a set of statements, you may want to report these results next to each other in an aggregated table . as in the illustration below:
Figure 1 - Reporting results on two different questions adjacent to each other
If you had dragged the Satisfaction and Importance questions next to each other into the rows, the items would be nested. Here, we do not want to nest the two questions, but merely show the results adjacent to each other.
Drag theSatisfaction question into rows. Set the Collapsed property on this object to get one row for each statement in the grid. To get the scale in the columns, drag in the Categories object.
Now, to include the Importance grid, we drag another Categories object into columns. On this Categories object, set the Override field names settings to calculate scores on a different question than that in columns.
Override field names allows you to specify a part of the question id that is to be replaced. In this example the grids are q12 (satisfaction) and q13 (importance) .
Override field names
The grids must have the same answer list. You can also use this set-up for the Statistics object.
To separate the results in the two categories objects, use the title property to give them different headers (go to Show Title for more information).