I want to create a 35 question survey/assessment with each question designated to address one of 7 basic categories…. let’s call them Appearance, Taste, Cost, Availability, Packaging, etc. These categories would be hidden from the survey taker but would appear in the results/reporting/analysis. I would use a 5-point, Likert scale for each question, assigning a value of 5 for the most positive response and 1 for the least positive response. Ideally, I would like to produce a polar chart/spider chart for each respondent and then a summary (average score) chart for the entire organization/client I am surveying. Can Typeform do this? Any help appreciated. Thanks.
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Best answer by Liz
Hi 
Welcome to the community. 
We don’t have a way to label the questions that wouldn’t be visible to the respondent that I’m aware of. Though, as for reporting, you could use Google Data Studio to format the results as you’d like, which would also provide more options for how you’d visually display them and categorize the data.
Would this help? 
+5Hi Welcome to the community.
We don’t have a way to label the questions that wouldn’t be visible to the respondent that I’m aware of. Though, as for reporting, you could use Google Data Studio to format the results as you’d like, which would also provide more options for how you’d visually display them and categorize the data.
Would this help?
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