We know it might be tricky to get to know all the possibilities you have when creating your Typeform account. You may need more clarification on how to access the results to your form or how the forms collect data. That’s why we’re here! 
To get started, here are some common questions related to this topic:
Why is the timezone different when checking the export file vs the Results Panel?
We understand that you may see a difference between the submission time in your exported file and the Results Panel. Typeform uses UTC (sometimes known as Z or Zulu) time in all of our integrations. The results section of your typefrom will use your browser’s time to display the submission time, which is why you’re seeing a difference between exported data and your account in terms of the date/time stamp. Showing the submission time in UTC should help reduce any confusion If you’re sharing the submission data with others across different timezones. 😊
Can I collect partial results if the respondent answers half of the form?
Perfect timing to ask this question! 😊 If the respondent doesn’t click the submit button, the responses won’t be sent to your Results panel. However, we recently released a new feature so respondents (as long as not using a private browser) are now able to partially complete, close and return to continue typeform submissions at a later date. You can learn more about this here. This means any answers provided, even if the form wasn't fully submitted, will be saved in local storage for 15 days. When respondents return to your typeform, they will be taken to the start of the form, but will see their existing answers from their last visit. From there they will be able to review them and carry on to answer any remaining before submitting.
*Remember, while data will be saved locally for the respondent, it will only appear and be stored in your Results after respondents click the final submit button.
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