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1. Choose ‘specific surveys’ to build the metric.![]()
2. Set the availability of the custom metric to the current dashboard or have it accessible across all your dashboards.![]()
3. Click Add formula.![]()
4. Type ‘f’ or click the Add function to start building the formula for your custom metric.![]()
5. Choose one from the available functions to get started with building the formula.![]()
6. Choose a survey to access a specific question.![]()
7. Select the option(s) to consider for the function according to your requirement. Click Done.![]()
You’ll now see the function added. Proceed with adding an operator to continue building the formula if needed.![]()
9. Type ‘f’ or click Add function to continue adding a function to build the formula.![]()
10. Once you complete building the formula, click Create.![]()
1. Choose one of the supported question types to build the metric.![]()
2. Set the availability of the custom metric to the current dashboard or have it accessible across all your dashboards.![]()
3. Click Add formula.![]()
4. Type ‘f’ or click Add function to start building the formula for your custom metric.![]()
5. Choose one from the available functions to get started with building the formula.![]()
6. Select the option to be considered for the function and click Create.![]()
7. You’ll now see the function added. Proceed with adding an operator to continue building the formula if needed.![]()
8. Type ‘f’ or click Add function to continue adding a function to build the formula.
9. Once you complete building the formula, click Create.![]()
Your custom metric is all set! Now, you can use it in the supported widgets and monitor it on your dashboard.![]()
You can choose to edit or delete a customer metric by selecting the corresponding option.![]()
For Multiple Choice questions that allow respondents to select multiple answers, you can choose to have specific conditions. Let’s say you have a Multiple Choice question with options A, B, C, and D. Following are the conditions that you can apply,
Exact: The exact choices selected will be considered for the function. For example, assume you set the choices A and B for this condition. The function will consider only the responses that have exactly A and B selected.
All: All the choices selected will be considered for the function. For example, assume you set the choices A and B for this condition. The function will consider all responses that have A and B selected.
Any: Any one choice if selected will be considered for the function. For example, assume you set the choices A and B for this condition. The function will consider responses that have either A or B selected.
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