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SurveyMonkey Conversion Guide

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capabilities in the “My Surveys” tab and “Edit Survey” section. The following list reflects

some of what you will see (Also view Appendix 3 on pg. 20 for table and quick reference):

1.) To make survey design less time consuming, we now offer survey templates

covering different industries for Professional accounts. These pre-designed

templates are available in the “Create Survey” tab.

2.) A new “Title Search” function is available on the My Surveys page. No longer

will you have to scroll through your survey list to locate a specific survey. You

can also display your survey list in ascending or descending order according to

the creation date or modified date.

3.) One new question type has been added in the Design/Edit section (You may also

check pg. 19/Appendix 2):

Open Ended-Contact (U.S. or International) Question

4.) The Multiple Choice and Matrix of Choice questions types now allow you to select

“how many” out of the list of answers/rows you want respondents to answer.

5.) The Choice - Single and Multiple (Vertical) types allow 1, 2, or 3 column answer

choice setups. This gives you the ability to break up long lists of answer choices

into columns.

6.) When creating the Single or Multiple Textbox types for open ended responses,

you can “validate” how the responses are to be entered by the respondents (e.g.

whole numbers, decimal numbers, etc). You can also choose a “Numerical”

textbox and set a “required sum” for the positive, whole numbers.

7.) The Date and/or Time question offers the following formats:

MM/DD/YYYY

DD/MM/YYYY

8.) Many of the question types allow you to add a comment field or “other-please

specify” choice as either a separate comment field or as an answer choice with a

comment field. This will be handy for the Single or Multiple choice types. In

addition, the Matrix types now allow an additional comment field.

9.) The Rating type configuration is one of the more significant changes in the

question types. SurveyMonkey calculates the “response average” based on a

weighted average per column. In the old site, the Analyze section weighted the

columns automatically from 1 to n with the lowest/negative value on the left.

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