In the Questionnaires main view, go to Analyze > Map responses.
All map questions are displayed as a list on the left. Click on the eye icon to see the answers to each question on the map.
The name of the question is taken from the text on the drawbutton that respondents click to draw on the map. You can change the title by clicking the pen icon.
Go to Export.
- Select the size of the image from Select export size. You can choose between three sizes.
- Click Export map image.
In Explore, you can zoom in on clusters of responses and see the related respondent IDs, times and pop-up question answers on the left. This way you can easily check if they were left by multiple respondents or just one 'spammer', and find if there are similarities between pop-up question answers.
If the list does not show up, you may need to zoom in first, as the list can only contain data related to 250 points/lines/areas visible on the map at one time.
What do the numbers in Map Responses and Respondents indicate?
Map Responses: Number of responses visible on the map / Total number of responses in the map question layers you've added to the map
Respondents: Number of individual respondents whose responses are visible on the map / Total number of individual respondents in the map question layers you've added to the map
If you asked respondents to draw lines or areas (polygons) on the map, you can use similar filter conditions and visualization options as for map pins (points). However, sometimes respondents have drawn their responses on top of each others', which can make it tricky to visualize the data.
To solve this issue, test different opacity levels to highlight any hotspots. For example, if you set the fill of drawn areas to be fairly transparent, those places where there are multiple overlapping drawings will show up in a deeper shade.