Every answer as a row: search it, check it, export it.

The Response table holds one row per answer, in the order the export writes them. Each column heading charts its spread, so a range is one drag away.

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The Response table: one row per answer, each column heading charting its spread. — The Response table: 435 answers from 33 people, each column heading charting how the answers spread.One row per answer. Each column heading charts its spread: here, people, weeks and questions.

Search what people said.

A search lines every answer up on the words you searched, sorted by the word after or the word before, spoken and written answers together.

Searching “test data”: every answer lined up on the words searched. — Searching “test data”: 22 answers from 17 people, lined up on the words searched.Every answer using “test data”, lined up on the words searched.

Check any answer’s record.

Open a row to see the whole record: the words, every take of a recording including the ones set aside, and how long the person spent on each question.

One answer opened in its row: the words, a first take that was too short, and the sitting minute by minute. — One answer opened in its row: a first take that was too short, kept for the record, and the sitting minute by minute.One answer’s sitting, minute by minute, with a first take that was too short kept for the record.

Export exactly what’s in view.

Narrow the table, then export those answers. Every row carries a code in place of a name.

Export exactly the answers in view as CSV, or the recordings as a ZIP.
Each row carries the consent version the person had agreed to when they answered.

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