From the Survey123 website, you can view any results submitted to your survey, including analyzing the results through graphs, viewing the results on a map, and downloading all collected responses.
Analyze results
You can visualize and explore the results of your survey on the Analyze page of the Survey123 website. The Analyze page summarizes your survey data in charts and tables, providing insight into your survey responses and helping you to identify trends.
Use the Navigation dialog box to hide and show questions, as well as quickly navigate to questions in the survey. You can also filter responses by content or date submitted.
The visualizations available for each survey question depend on the question type. Supported question types and their visualizations are as follows:
| Question type | Visualization types |
|---|---|
Text | Word cloud view and individual responses |
Single select | Column, bar, and pie charts and the map view |
Multiple select | Column and bar charts |
Numeric | Column, bar, and pie charts and the map view |
Date | Histogram chart |
Time | Line chart |
Date and time | Histogram chart |
Image | Gallery |
Ranking | Column, bar and pie charts and the map view |
Location list | Column, bar and pie charts and the map view |
Visualization settings
Some question types have additional settings to further control the way responses are presented.
When using the word cloud view for text questions, there is a setting to exclude stop words such as the and is. This option is only available in English.
For numeric questions, you can choose one of five classification methods: Equal interval, Natural breaks (Jenks), Quantile, Standard deviation, and Manual interval, with the default method being Equal interval. You can drag the dividers between the classes to set your own class breaks, which sets the method to Manual interval if not already selected.
For ranking questions, there are settings to show and hide specific answers, as well as altering the score allocated to each possible answer. By default, the first answer in a response is given the highest score, with each answer afterward scored successively less. For example, in a ranking question with five choices, the choice selected first in a response gets a score of 5, the choice after that a 4, and so on. You can modify these scores on the Analyze page, including associating a value of 0 to answers that you don't want factored into results.
Print current view
Click the Navigation button to open a checklist of questions, sorted by group. Uncheck any question to remove it from the display of questions on the Analyze page. Show All and Hide All options are also available.
This allows you to narrow down your display for the Print current view button, which prints only visible questions as they currently appear. You can also change the appearance of individual questions, including hiding the results table and categories with no responses in them, which also carries through to the printout.
View all data
On the Data page of the Survey123 website, you can also use the data table to view all collected records in your survey.
The data table lists the answers to all questions using one column for each question. If your survey uses repeats, the answers to questions within those repeats will be available in another tab of the table view. The Layer List icon in the upper right of the map view allows you to show or hide any tables in the feature layer, while the drop-down menu in the upper right of the table view allows you to check whether or not selecting a record will also select related records.
If you check Form view, clicking a record also shows answers to all the questions for that record, including attachments, to the side of the table.
Note:
Attachments that do not contain a keyword that matches the question name (possible if they were added to the record from other ArcGIS apps), will be displayed at the bottom of the form view. These attachments can be viewed and downloaded, but cannot be edited in the Survey123 website.In the form view, you can also edit, print, or delete the response. The Settings menu allows you to select whether or not to display related repeat records or the display size of any attached images. Only the survey owner or users who have been given permission to edit their own features can edit existing records. The survey owner can also edit responses in the data table by double-clicking an individual field.
For spatial analysis, click Open in Map Viewer. You can also download the results.
Download results
The three scenarios in which downloading your survey data is useful are as follows:
- Analysis in third-party tools—Stata, SPSS, SAS, Tableau, and Microsoft Excel are examples of the many tools available to analyze data. You can download data captured with ArcGIS Survey123 in formats that these tools understand, such as CSV. You can also download your data in shapefile and file geodatabase formats if you want to use GIS tools compatible with these formats.
- Backup—Download the data you capture so you have an extra copy.
- Enterprise integration—Download your data so you can load it into your own database (Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle, and so on) or refine it before you bring it into your own enterprise system.
To download your data using the Survey123 website, complete the following steps:
- Open the Survey123 website. Sign in to your ArcGIS organizational account.
Using ArcGIS Online
Go to https://survey123.arcgis.com and click Sign In.
Using ArcGIS Enterprise
Go to https://survey123.arcgis.com?portalUrl=https://host.domain.com/webadaptor (where host, domain, and webadaptor are replaced by information about your portal) and click Sign In.
- Under the title for your survey, click the Data button.
- Choose the output format you want to use (CSV, Excel, KML, shapefile, or file geodatabase) and download your data.
Note:
When referring to values from choice lists, CSV files and Excel spreadsheets store the name value rather than the label of the choice.
When downloading data as a file geodatabase, the KEYWORD field will be removed from the attachment table. If this downloaded data is to be published as a feature layer for reuse in Survey123, the keywords must be updated. To learn more, see Keywords.
Surveys created from ArcGIS Server feature layers cannot be downloaded. To learn more about the differences between hosted and ArcGIS Server feature layers, see Feature layer functionality.