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SurveyMonkey User Manual

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What do the Yes/No settings mean if you allow multiple responses?

NOTE: When allowing multiple responses, the survey should be finished in ONE sitting.

No one can come back to edit or finish an incomplete survey. The link always opens to

a new, blank survey each time it is clicked.

No: Respondents cannot go back into previous pages to edit.

 Once Next or Done is clicked, respondents will not be able to go backward in the

survey to make edits.

 The Previous button will not be visible on any pages to move back in the survey.

Yes: Selecting “Yes, respondents can go back to previous pages in the survey and

update existing responses until the survey is finished or until they have exited the

survey."

NOTE: After the survey is finished or exited early, the respondent will not be able to re-

enter the survey.

This means when Done or Exit Early is clicked, or if the browser window is closed

before the survey is finished, a blank survey will open each time the link is clicked again

on the same computer.

You will need to select "Yes" using the multiple responses setting if respondents will

be using the same computer to take the survey. For example, in a computer lab

setting you'll need to allow multiple responses per computer and you may want to set

the survey completion setting to “loop to the start” of a survey.

Setting 3: Add a Thank You Page?

To add a Thank You page to your survey, pick Yes under the option to display a "Thank

You" page. From here you can customize the message.

Choose No if you don’t want a Thank You Page displayed upon completion.

Setting 4: Display Survey Results?

To display Instant Results at the end of your survey, turn this option on. Respondents

will see a summary view of the data upon completion.

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