Closed (duplicate)
Project:
Webform
Version:
5.x-2.6
Component:
Code
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Feature request
Assigned:
Unassigned
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Created:
8 Nov 2007 at 00:49 UTC
Updated:
12 Feb 2010 at 17:17 UTC
I am creating web survey and the questions need average type analisys. The inout will be select box with numbers from 1 to 5.
If somebody knows how to patch the code so the webform analisys include average as well that will be useful future for everybody
Comments
Comment #1
vipconsult commentedAm I the only one that thinks this is logical analisys feature?
Is there another module that does the same thing but has better result analysis
Comment #2
illepic commentedLooking for the same functionality as well!
Essentially what is needed is a summary mean per section of a survey that can be presented to the participant at the end.
Comment #3
vipconsult commentedYes
Something like :
Form:
Rate this website
Bad
Good
Excellent
And than the webform Analisys shows :
For Example:
90% Rated Bad
5% Rated Good
5% Rated Excellent
Comment #4
quicksketchAny patches that implement this functionality I'd love to include in the module.
Comment #5
vipconsult commentedSo now we only need someone confident enough to make the patch.
note: I am not lazy, just not enought php knowledge :)
Comment #6
jordanmagnuson commentedI'd also love to see this. Although #3 above seems a bit different from the original suggestion... or am I missing something? I think both ideas are good, though what I really need is the first one (numerical mean of responses if all options are numbers). Throwing in the Median and Mode could also be handy (and barely any more work).
What I'm imagining is:
I might possibly be able to get something working, but my PHP is very "sketchy," and would probably have to be rewritten. Anyway, this kind of statistical functionality seems like a natural extension of this module's usefulness, as people collecting surveys are often wanting statistical analysis of the results.
Jordan
P.S. I'm changing the issue title, if that's okay, as I would like to see this implemented in a way that would work for multiple field types, especially grids.
Comment #7
jordanmagnuson commentedSpelling correction to issue title.
Comment #8
jordanmagnuson commentedCorrecting module version--didn't notice that this request was so old. Apologies for not changing everything at once.
Comment #9
quicksketchLet's handle this in #260708: Number component (Numeric field), which would add a dedicated numeric field that could be displayed as a select list or textfield.