Author: Hendrik Eppinga

Currently, the GoogleMaps node only shows the coordinates of the chosen location. Settings Several properties, such as Name and Text, are common to all node types. A detailed article describing these common settings can be found at the end. The… Read more →

A Grid can be used to group multiple nodes within a single report. The text and corresponding answers are displayed in two columns within an expandable panel. This article describes how grids can be used and configured in reports. Settings… Read more →

A Group primarily functions as a container of nodes. It is used to organize nodes within the node tree, helping to maintain a structured and concise overview. To add a child node to a Group, the child option must be selected from the Add node as dropdown… Read more →

A QuestionGroup primarily serves as a container for nodes. It is created from a QuestionGroup node in the questionnaire. Its text is displayed on screen, with its child nodes listed underneath, but the main function—both in the questionnaire and in… Read more →

A Range primarily serves as a container for nodes. While it is created from a Range node in the questionnaire, in reports it functions mainly as a grouping node, organizing the answers in a table. When adding nodes manually, a… Read more →

Select NodeInfo as the node type when information needs to be displayed to the respondent, as it does not contain any answer text. Settings Several properties, such as Name and Text, are common to all node types. A detailed article… Read more →

Currently, the FileUpload node type is not available in the Single Reports module. Although it can be added to the questionnaire, it is not synchronized to the reports. Read more →

A Variable can be used to create dynamic texts—such as a respondent’s full name—or to calculate results. Their values can be inserted into texts using placeholders, or included in other expressions When adding nodes manually, a Variable cannot be selected.… Read more →

A score component can be used to show how a respondent is performing compared to others. This article describes how score components work and how to use them effectively. Settings Several properties, such as Name and Text, are common to… Read more →

A benchmark progress bar can be used to show how a respondent’s performance compares to a defined benchmark or group. This article describes how benchmark progress bars are set up and interpreted. Settings Several properties, such as Name and Text,… Read more →