Q Research Software

A user had a pick any grid question and wanted to rebase each column to NET in one go (instead of splitting by columns, rebasing each, then setting back together and a grid.)

I believe that using the date variable should allow for breaking down data by time and day of the week. This feature would enhance data analysis by providing more granular insights into temporal patterns.

There should be an option to show aggregated or unique data in long format files without de-stacking.

The user would like to be able to add answer codes to existing questions/ variables. For example, a question has answer options of One, Two, Three, Four in the Values/ Labels. The user would like to be able to add additional codes (E.g. Five, Six…) to the answer codes to use as placeholders.

Every now and then a customer asks if it’s possible to have a tool that flags dodgy responses based on gibberish or bot responses and so on. It would be good to build something that can at least help to avoid the user having to go through each response individually.

It’s currently a slow and manual process to relabel many variables and variable sets in Displayr as it has to be done one by one, selecting the variable set and changing the label manually. Adding a QScript to do this in bulk to selected variable sets would speed this process up dramatically.

User would like to be able to group variables on the variables and questions tab, e.g. into folders or similar. This will improve user's workflow as they have too many variables and version of questions to manage. Potentially this could work similar to the way Displayr groups questions variables within a nested drop-down.

User would like the ability to modify/edit variable names in a Q project. This would have to be saved to the Q file similar to how data can be modified or manually entered in the data tab.

Scott writes, “If (when setting up a choice model or maxdiff design) I paste in the alternative labels, it looks like it truncates any spaces at the end of the label, which makes sense. But if I use those same labels to paste into a variable (e.g. the best/worst vbles) in the vbles/quns tab, it doesn't. So that causes an error when running the HB because the labels don't match.”

Q users can only stack their data via drag and drop but are then unable to replicate it without doing so manually. There should be an option to make it easier to replicate.