Allow survey list owners and administrators to view the incomplete survey user names
Allow survey list owners and administrators to view the incomplete survey user names. When the survey went live, the count showing at overview.aspx under "Number of Responses:" doesn't match the actual number or responses shown in "all responses".
Is possible to give any view or option to owners of the list to check the incomplete survey user names.
It will helpful for all. Thanks
Vadivelu B
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Carlos
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2019 and the problem still exists. 15% of my survey responses are incomplete, and I have no idea whether they are valid not.
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Anonymous
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It's an actual need - as I have lost important information from Survey Users as they have used the "Save and Close" before the end of the Survey. The user dialog is clear - but the impact isn't as expected. From my point of view it's a poor design that should be corrected as soon as possible.
Hope this would be taken care of. -
Daniel Westerdale
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There is other functionality needed such as backwards navigation (button), print blank survey etc but this will be start. I trialled a Survey list as a quick compliance solution for a number of managers and the incomplete survey issue is causing me some problems.
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Matt Groves
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Surveys need a bit of a revamp, they're still basically the same as the 2010 generation product which is showing it's age now. Adding the ability for a Site Admin to view a report of incomplete survey responses (even if it isn't the response body, just the username and the fact they have an incomplete response will do!) is needed, and overdue!!
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Ricardo Cole
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This functionality will enhance surveys tremendously. I really don't understand why this hasn't been done. The users with full control can see all responses (so there is no privacy concern, as there has been explained to me every time I mention it), and would be extremely helpful to get this information so that we can remind users that they need to complete their surveys.
