Virtual Questions and Verbatim Coding

1. On the Results page, click Data Lab, and click on the Virtual questions button, or drag it into place in your report. 
2. Click Switch to advanced mode along the top of the A1. text box.
3. Click into the A1. field.
4. Type the logic tag = , followed by the value of your code, in single quotes.  E.g., tag=’example’ 
5. Provide a label for your A1 code in the field to the right.
   Note: If you would like to see the word cloud associated with a code, be sure to include the question number where those words appear, so the system knows to pull that data as well.
6. Add a code in the A2. field in the same way.
7. Click Generate Visualization to generate the chart. This will allow you to quantify the respondents, build charts, or filter the survey data to create a virtual question based on specific codes.

Once the stats update, you can see the word cloud and the open-ended comments.

1. On the Results page, click Data Lab, and click on the Virtual questions button, or drag it into place in your report. 
2. Click Switch to advanced mode along the top of the A1. text box.
3. Click the A1. field
4. Type the logic Type the logic codebook = , followed by the value of your codebook, in single quotes, or select it from the drop-down menu. E.g., codebook=’example’ 
5. Provide a label for your A1 codebook in the field to the right.
   Note: If you would like to see the word cloud associated with a codebook, be sure to include the question number where those words appear, so the system knows to pull that data as well.
6. Add a codebook in the A2. field in the same way.
7. Click Generate Visualilzation to generate the chart. This will allow you to quantify the respondents, build charts, or filter the survey data to create a virtual question based on specific codebooks.  

Once the stats update, you can see the word cloud and the open-ended comments.