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Contents
1. Introduction
- 1.1. About this book
- 1.2. What is CiviCRM?
- 1.3. Real World Examples
- 1.4. Components
- 1.5. Extensions
- 1.6. Who is CiviCRM?
2. Getting prepared
- 2.1. Identifying Your Needs
- 2.2. Is CiviCRM for You?
- 2.3. Test it out
- 2.4. Hosting
- 2.5. Transitioning to CiviCRM
3. Initial set up
- 3.1. Installation and basic set-up
- 3.2. Scheduled jobs
- 3.3. Customizing the user interface
- 3.4. Permissions and access control
- 3.5. Security
4. Advanced configuration
- 4.1. Email System Configuration
- 4.2. Logging
5. The user interface
- 5.1. Menu, Dashboard and Dashlets
- 5.2. Keyboard shortcuts
- 5.3. Searching
- 5.4. Undelete
6. Organising your data
- 6.1. Overview
- 6.2. Mapping your data
- 6.3. Contacts
- 6.4. Groups and tags
- 6.5. Smart groups
- 6.6. Activities
- 6.7. Relationships
- 6.8. Creating Custom Fields
- 6.9. Profiles
7. Common workflows
- 7.1. Importing Data into CiviCRM
- 7.2. Exporting Your Contacts
- 7.3. Deduping and Merging
- 7.4. Tokens and mail merge
- 7.5. Postal mail communications
- 7.6. Automating tasks
8. Contributions
- 8.1. What is CiviContribute?
- 8.2. What You Need To Know
- 8.3. Set-up
- 8.4. Everyday Tasks
- 8.5. Soft credits
- 8.6. Personal Campaign Pages
- 8.7. Accounting Integration
- 8.8. Payment processors
- 8.9. Invoicing
- 8.10. Sales tax and VAT
- 8.11. Reports and analysis
9. Pledges
- 9.1. What is CiviPledge?
- 9.2. What you need to know
- 9.3. Set-up
- 9.4. Everyday tasks
- 9.5. Pledges Reports and Analysis
10. Events
- 10.1. What is CiviEvent?
- 10.2. Event planning and management
- 10.3. Creating an event
- 10.4. Online event registration
- 10.5. Integrating events with your website
- 10.6. Manual event registration
- 10.7. Keeping track of events and participants
- 10.8. Complex event fees
- 10.9. Event templates
- 10.10. Reports
- 10.11. Custom data for events
- 10.12. Repeating Events
11. Membership
- 11.1. What is CiviMember
- 11.2. Defining memberships
- 11.3. Online membership sign up
- 11.4. Manual entry of memberships
- 11.5. Membership price sets
- 11.6. Finding and viewing memberships
- 11.7. Membership Reports
- 11.8. Renewals
- 11.9. Cancelling and expiring memberships
- 11.10. Making member only websites
12. Email
- 12.1. What is CiviMail?
- 12.2. What You Need To Know
- 12.3. Set-up
- 12.4. Maintaining Healthy Email Lists
- 12.5. Everyday tasks
- 12.6. Reports and analysis
- 12.7. Scheduled reminders
- 12.8. CiviMail A/B Testing
13. SMS (text messaging)
- 13.1. What is SMS?
- 13.2. Set-up
- 13.3. Everyday tasks
- 13.4. Reports and Analysis (SMS)
14. Reporting
- 14.1. What is CiviReport?
- 14.2. What You Need To Know
- 14.3. Set-up
- 14.4. Everyday Tasks
15. Case management
- 15.1. What is CiviCase?
- 15.2. What You Need To Know
- 15.3. Set-up
- 15.4. Everyday Tasks
- 15.5. Reports and analysis
16. Campaign
- 16.1. What is CiviCampaign?
- 16.2. What You Need To Know
- 16.3. Set-up
- 16.4. Everyday tasks
- 16.5. Reports and analysis
17. Survey
- 17.1. What is Survey?
- 17.2. What You Need To Know
- 17.3. Set-up
- 17.4. Everyday Tasks
- 17.5. Reports and analysis
- 17.6. What is GOTV (Voter Tracking)?
18. Petition
- 18.1. What is a Petition?
- 18.2. What You Need To Know
- 18.3. Set-up
- 18.4. Everyday Tasks
- 18.5. Reports and analysis
19. Civic Engagement
- 19.1. What is CiviEngage?
- 19.2. What You Need To Know
- 19.3. Set-up
- 19.4. Everyday Tasks
- 19.5. Reports and analysis
20. Grants
- 20.1. What is CiviGrant?
- 20.2. What You Need To Know
- 20.3. Set-up
- 20.4. Everyday tasks
- 20.5. Reports and analyis
21. Website integration
- 21.1. Choosing your CMS
- 21.2. Integrating with Drupal
- 21.3. Integrating with WordPress
- 21.4. Integrating with Joomla
22. The CiviCRM Community
- 22.1. The CiviCRM Community
- 22.2. Bug Reporting
- 22.3. Localising CiviCRM
- 22.4. Contributing to this manual
23. Appendices
- 23.1. History of this book
- 23.2. Free Software?
- 23.3. Glossary
- 23.4. Credits

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REPORTS AND ANALYSIS

You can use the Survey Report (Detail) to analyse the results of your surveys

Review Survey Results in a Report

Go to Administer > CiviReport > Create New Report from Template.
Under Campaign Report Templates select Survey Report (Detail) or click on a survey name on the survey dashboard.
On theColumns tab, check the boxes for Survey Responses and anything else you want to view in the report, such as Street Number and Street Name.
On theFilters tab, by Survey select the name of your survey, and in Respondent Status select Interviewed.
There will be another drop-down area that will be named after your custom data set of questions. You can select responses to questions to limit your report, for example to show all the "yes" responses to one of your questions.
Click Preview Report.
In the Survey Report (Detail) - Template screen, you can view the results. You can also export the report information to a CSV file if you want more detailed reporting.

If you would like to see a formatted report with the cover sheet of questions and responses and the street names in ascending order (as you indicated in the survey responses area criteria) then click Print Preview.