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| If you know how to surf the Web or use a word processor, you already know how to use CheckMarket. It's that simple! |
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 WYSIWYG HTML editor – You can easily design richly formatted survey and e-mail invitation text without learning HTML using CheckMarket's WYSIWYG Advanced Text Editor. Insertion of images makes it easier than ever to create more visually pleasing surveys and invitations in less time.  Function list
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 The question editor lets you work visually on your survey. That way you maintain a clear overview of your questions as your respondents will see them. Context-menus give you direct access to wide variety of options. You can easily manipulate pages, questions and responses. Apply branching and piping. Randomize response order or making questions required is a click away.
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CheckMarket offers all common question types, like multiple choice, rating/scale, dropdown, matrix/table etc,. In addition, you can customize the look & feel and input types to suit your needs down to the last detail including various validations.
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 Powerful formatting tools such as templates, themes, and custom formatting ensure that your surveys meet all your branding requirements.
You can design rich content with images, flash, PDF, audio, video, URLs and other media types embedded directly into your surveys.
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 Each member has a Personal Media Library. This central repository holds all the media files (images, flash elements, PDFs, etc.) the member has uploaded. These media files can subsequently be included in multiple surveys without having to upload them each time separately.
Also, if a member wants to change a media file he does so in the media library and the change cascades across all his surveys
Each member receives 5MB of space in his library, free of charge. If you require more space, please contact a CheckMarket customer representative. To include larger files you can always link to a URL on your own site.
All media stored in a member's media-library is strictly private. CheckMarket cannot sell, transfer, or in any other way use this material without the member's express consent.
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 Branching allows respondents that answer differently to be routed to different pages. Branching is accomplished using if, then, else logic and allows the surveyor to route respondents to different questions based on their specific answers to a question. It is used to help individualise a survey, and to collect data specific to individual respondents.
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 Piping is a feature that is used when you want to place the answer from one question into the text of a subsequent question. Piping now works in the sub-questions of a matrix question too.
For instance you could ask a respondent in which department they work and then in a follow-up question on another page, you might ask them to rate department x, where the x is replaced by the name of the department they answered previously.
If you want to include the answer to a previous question in one or more following questions, you need to use the variable $$$Quest1$$$. You replace the '1' with the number of the source question from which you wish to use the answer. Naturally this variable can not be used on the same page as the source question.
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 Beside our existing progress bar (with blocks) you now have the possibility to show a percent bar below your surveys, so your respondents can see how far along they already are.
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You can specify on a question by question basis which questions require an answer. The respondent must complete the question to continue. This ensures you get responses to the essential questions.
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Input validations with friendly messages ensure that respondents enter the appropriate values. For instance, if you specify 'e-mail address' as a validation for a question, respondents will only be able to enter valid e-mail addresses.
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The ordering of choices within a question can introduce an unintended bias. Randomizing answer choices works to eliminate this "order bias". You can also randomise the sub-questions in a matrix type question.
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