Statistics

The Statistics tab on a survey shows, for the selected period: how many times the survey was viewed, how many responses it collected, how many questions it has, and the response rate between the two. A response rate is shown as a percentage only when there's at least one view to divide by — otherwise it reads as —, never as 0%.

A chart plots views and responses over time for the same period, bucketed by day or by half a month depending on how wide the range is. The most recent bucket carries a note when the selected range cuts it short, so a shorter bar doesn't read as a real drop.

Per question

Below the chart, each question shows how many responses reached it and how many actually answered it, over time — this is where a drop-off inside a longer survey shows up, question by question, rather than as one combined number for the whole survey. Choice questions also show how responses split across each option; open-text questions show how many carried actual text.