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ANSWER CATEGORIES RECIPES     A1 Randomizing the answer categories     A2 Displaying only some answer categories     A3 Displaying only some entries in a large list of answer categories     A4 Randomly selecting a subset of possible answer categories     A5 Randomly selecting a subset of selected answer categories     A6 Adding an initial message to a drop-down list     A7 Creating a question requesting a value and a unit     A8 Adding headers in answer sets     A9 Ensuring that category permutations are the same for two questions     A10 Drawing answer categories from an external source

TABLE APPEARANCE RECIPES     B1 Keeping the table columns the same width     B2 Inserting an other box in a table     B3 Displaying semantic differential scales     B4 Using the top left corner of the table

OTHER QUESTIONNAIRE APPEARANCE RECIPES     C1 Modifying the appearance of recalled text     C2 Displaying different text upon recall of an answer     C3 Controlling where to show the progress bar     C4 Formatting the progress bar     C5 Formatting buttons, boxes and dropdown lists     C6 Adaptative button text     C7 Adapting to mobile devices

QUESTIONNAIRE FLOW RECIPES     D1 Displaying questions in random order     D2 Ending a questionnaire without an exit URL     D3 Exiting to a different URL depending upon circumstances     D4 Suspending a questionnaire and sending a return e-mail     D5 Displaying a question only at the call centre     D6 Displaying a question in only one language     D7 Testing that responses total 100%     D8 Changing to another language programmatically     D9 Branching out to any URL

CALCULATIONS RECIPES     E1 Determining how many responses were given to a question     E2 Determining how many responses were given to a series of questions     E3 Adding a specialized function to CallWeb     E4 Bringing data to a common unit     E5 Calculating time spent on a page     E6 Debugging a complex calculation     E7 Recalculating a CALCUL question en masse     E8 Verifying an e-mail address     E9 Adding or subtracting time from a date-time value     E10 Drawing a data chart

ACCESS AND SECURITY RECIPES     F1 Closing data collection at a particular date or time     F2 Controlling access to a questionnaire by IP address     F3 Closing access once a certain number of completed questionnaires is reached     F4 Giving restricted access to some individuals     F5 Password-protecting a directory     F6 Providing short links to questionnaires     F7 Offering an "Unsubscribe" mechanism     F8 Setting up access with a modifiable password     F9 Two-factor authentication and more access control     F10 Controlled access on an open project

SPECIAL ACTIONS     G1 E-mailing during the course of the questionnaire     G2 Creating an open-end part allowing only unique values     G3 Recording a Web completion as part of a dual-mode project     G4 Activating the CallWeb pretest mode and accepting respondent feedback     G5 Coding open-end questions     G6 Managing a do-not-call list in CATI mode     G7 Naming the sending e-mail address     G8 Recording face-to-face interviews     G9 Pushing data into a project during an interview     G10 Identifying straightlining     G11 Preparing a large prepop     G12 Commenting a questionnaire

Table of contents

COMPLETE COOKBOOK ON A SINGLE PAGE

ANSWER CATEGORIES RECIPES     A1 Randomizing the answer categories     A2 Displaying only some answer categories     A3 Displaying only some entries in a large list of answer categories     A4 Randomly selecting a subset of possible answer categories     A5 Randomly selecting a subset of selected answer categories     A6 Adding an initial message to a drop-down list     A7 Creating a question requesting a value and a unit     A8 Adding headers in answer sets     A9 Ensuring that category permutations are the same for two questions     A10 Drawing answer categories from an external source

TABLE APPEARANCE RECIPES     B1 Keeping the table columns the same width     B2 Inserting an other box in a table     B3 Displaying semantic differential scales     B4 Using the top left corner of the table

OTHER QUESTIONNAIRE APPEARANCE RECIPES     C1 Modifying the appearance of recalled text     C2 Displaying different text upon recall of an answer     C3 Controlling where to show the progress bar     C4 Formatting the progress bar     C5 Formatting buttons, boxes and dropdown lists     C6 Adaptative button text     C7 Adapting to mobile devices

QUESTIONNAIRE FLOW RECIPES     D1 Displaying questions in random order     D2 Ending a questionnaire without an exit URL     D3 Exiting to a different URL depending upon circumstances     D4 Suspending a questionnaire and sending a return e-mail     D5 Displaying a question only at the call centre     D6 Displaying a question in only one language     D7 Testing that responses total 100%     D8 Changing to another language programmatically     D9 Branching out to any URL

CALCULATIONS RECIPES     E1 Determining how many responses were given to a question     E2 Determining how many responses were given to a series of questions     E3 Adding a specialized function to CallWeb     E4 Bringing data to a common unit     E5 Calculating time spent on a page     E6 Debugging a complex calculation     E7 Recalculating a CALCUL question en masse     E8 Verifying an e-mail address     E9 Adding or subtracting time from a date-time value     E10 Drawing a data chart

ACCESS AND SECURITY RECIPES     F1 Closing data collection at a particular date or time     F2 Controlling access to a questionnaire by IP address     F3 Closing access once a certain number of completed questionnaires is reached     F4 Giving restricted access to some individuals     F5 Password-protecting a directory     F6 Providing short links to questionnaires     F7 Offering an "Unsubscribe" mechanism     F8 Setting up access with a modifiable password     F9 Two-factor authentication and more access control     F10 Controlled access on an open project

SPECIAL ACTIONS     G1 E-mailing during the course of the questionnaire     G2 Creating an open-end part allowing only unique values     G3 Recording a Web completion as part of a dual-mode project     G4 Activating the CallWeb pretest mode and accepting respondent feedback     G5 Coding open-end questions     G6 Managing a do-not-call list in CATI mode     G7 Naming the sending e-mail address     G8 Recording face-to-face interviews     G9 Pushing data into a project during an interview     G10 Identifying straightlining     G11 Preparing a large prepop     G12 Commenting a questionnaire