Single-Choice

Single-Selection, or Single Answer Questions are questions where a user is asked to pick only one answer from a pre-determined set of responses of two or more options. They are one of the most common survey question types and are effective in determining a user's primary preference among a set of choices.

This Tableau Accelerator allows you to:

• Measure results of surveys with single choice questions
• Deep-dive across segments to uncover specific patterns

Answer key business questions

• What is the most frequent answer to the questions?
• What does my answer base look like?
• What are the predominant feelings of my result base?
• Does the overview of their response match what I expected?

Monitor and improve KPIs

• Nb of Participations: Number of participations to the survey
• Nb of Questions: Number of questions that were asked in the survey
• Score: Share of times this choice was picked. A single choice question is a type of question that presents a list of options from which the respondent is asked to choose only one option. They can be used to gather data on a wide range of topics, including demographics, attitudes, behaviors, and preferences.

Required attributes

• Survey Date (date): Date of survey
• Participation # (string): Participation Unique Identifier
• Question (string): Label of the question (for example: "Where are you based")
• Question Category (string): Grouping of Questions
• Answer (text) (string): Label of the answer