Understand Rank Order (Drag & Drop) question results

Learn how to find and understand Rank Order (Drag & Drop) question results.

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About Rank Order (Drag & Drop) question results

  • Find data collected by Rank Order (Drag & Drop) questions in the Results section of your study.
  • There are various charts and tables available to view results.
  • The chart below shows the total score obtained by each item.
  • This score is a sum of the points it gets from each participant. For example, in a rank order question with 6 ranking points:
    • Items ranked First = 6 points
    • Items ranked Second = 5 points
    • Items ranked Third = 4 points
    • Items ranked Fourth = 3 points
    • Items ranked Fifth = 2 points
    • Items ranked Sixth = 1 point

Note: This example shows six ranking points because that's how many items are in this study. If there were three items, there'd be three ranking points.

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Answers table

  • The Answers table shows the ranking order percentage of participant answers for each item in each position.
  • The number in parenthesis is the number of times that participants placed that item in the position.
  • Headers explained:
    • 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, and 6th: The ranking positions for each answer.
    • Mean: The average position of the item in the total ranking.
    • Stdev:  Standard deviation is the difference between the value of an observation and the mean.
    • Score: The total score of each item.
    • Count: The total number of participants who responded.

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Rank table

The Rank table shows items included in each ranking position in descending order.

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Comments table

The Comments table shows comments given by participants when a comments box is enabled for the question.

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