Scores
Scores can be shown in the report at any level.
e.g. {RatingScore.Score[SectionNo=1 SubsectionNo=2]} would produce the percentage score for Subsection 2 of section 1)
Also available is RatingType=n, which is only required when Advanced ratings are in use and you wish to use the score calculated using a Rating Type other than the Base. (Read more about Advanced Ratings)
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{RatingScore.Score} |
Percentage Score calculated by dividing the total score of the answers selected divided by the total potential score of the questions answered. |
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{RatingScore.ActualPoints} |
The average score of the answers selected. (as required for Likert-type reporting) |
The above merge strings have these parameters available:
| Survey | Display the entire assessment result |
| SectionNo=All | Select all sections, usually with a Top or Bottom filter |
| SectionNo=n | Display a specified section |
| SubSectionNo=All | Display all subsections (section must also be specified), usually with a Top or Bottom filter |
| SubSectionNo=n | Display a specified subsection (section must also be specified) |
| QuestionNo=All | Display all questions (section and subsection must also be specified), usually with a Top or Bottom filter. |
| QuestionNo=n | Display a specified question (section and subsection must also be specified). |
| SegmentationNo=All | Display all segmentations, usually with a Top or Bottom filter |
| SegmentationNo=n | Display a specified segmentation The segmentation number is available in the Segmentations function. |
| SegG=n | Filter by a segmentation group. Segmentation Group numbers are available in the Segmentations function. All Segmentations within the group will be displayed. |
| Top=n | Filter the Top nth item. e.g Top 1 = Get the Top element, Top=2, Get the 2nd top element. The element is defined by the range selected, e.g. {RatingScore.Score[SectionNo=All Top=1]} would show the top scoring section. {RatingScore.Score[SectionNo=2 SubsectionNo=All Top=2]} would show the 2nd top scoring subsection in Section 2.{RatingScore.Score[SegemntationNo=All Top=3]} would show the 3rd top scoring segementation. |
| Bottom=n | Filter the Bottom nth item. e.g Bottom 1 = Get the lowest scoring element, Bottom=2, Get the 2nd lowest scoring element. The element is defined by the range selected, e.g. {RatingScore.Score[SectionNo=All Bottom=1]} would show the lowest scoring section. {RatingScore.Score[SectionNo=2 SubsectionNo=All Bottom=2]} would show the 2nd lowest scoring subsection in Section 2.{RatingScore.Score[SegemntationNo=All Bottom=3]} would show the 3rd lowest scoring segementation. |
| Decimals=n | The number of decimal places for the score. Recommended when using Actual Points (Likert scoring). |
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