Hi guys,
Is it possible to make a personal customized outcome report in the summary?
It looks great but is it only possible to have an overview from all the responses?
I want to send my clients an report of there questions.
Is this possible?
Love to hear from you.
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Hey
Have you tried generating a report following this guidance? I'm asking because I believe this is what you're looking for 
If you've tried it and it's not what you were trying to achieve, would you mind sharing more details about what's missing there? We might be able to help you out! =)
Hi
Yes, that is exactly what i mean.
But, this is sending the outcome of the test from more respondents.
I want to select one respondent and send every one that finish the test their own answers.
Is that possible?
Love to hear from you...
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Oh, I see 
In fact, the report would display the information from all respondents. To achieve what you're aiming to, you could set up a respondent notification and use the recall information feature to display their answers. This way, they would get an email with this information once the form is submitted. Do you believe that would work for you?
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Thanks so much for sharing it 
Although I would like the option where you can adjust the form with branding and style better.
But it is an option!
Thanks a bunch.
For now i just print the outcomes as an pdf for the time being. That is quickest option, but not so beautiful.
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just to show you that you can get a nice, branded, customized report back to the user that might have some additional meaningful information for them - using the Google Sheets integration from Typeform and an addin for Google called Document Studio (as I have shared with you in other posts)
Hope this shows that the additional small bit of effort can turn into a nice output for your users.
des
Hey
Have you tried generating a report following this guidance? I'm asking because I believe this is what you're looking for If you've tried it and it's not what you were trying to achieve, would you mind sharing more details about what's missing there? We might be able to help you out! =)
My question goes more in the direction of having the possibility to work with the answers of one question. So, I would like to put one of my questions and the connected answers on one page in Word (or PowerPoint or InDesign). For the moment it looks like, as if I only could export the whole report into a PDF and then try to cut out a single question over Illustrator for example. That´s a lot of work. Is there are more easier process possible? I also tried it with copy and paste via shortcuts (Contrl-C and Contr-V, but then I loose all formats.
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is your use case that you want to take the output results from the survey and isolate a single question ie q3 and all the responses that were received for q3 into a single ‘view’ (of some sort) for analysis??
if this is the case, you have some options:
if that is not the use case, can you provide a little more context for your requirement??
thanks
des
Oh, I see
In fact, the report would display the information from all respondents. To achieve what you're aiming to, you could set up a respondent notification and use the recall information feature to display their answers. This way, they would get an email with this information once the form is submitted. Do you believe that would work for you?
I am hoping to add a typeform as a learner self-assessment in an online course.
I would like to enable each learner to automatically receive an email which includes the questions and their own responses to each question.
thanks in advance for your help!
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this is possible by using the email notification function under the settings and setting up the body of the recipients email to include the questions and the answers.
during the set up, you would have to type in the questions and use the @recall function to insert the answer fields into the email
the one drawback with this method is that you have to enter in all the possible questions, including those that the user may not be required to answer based on logic jumps - they will show a null response in the answer field. I have used this approach in the email response for a tshirt ordering form where the user can order up to 3 shirts … see the images below
note the use of (if applicable) to indicate that there may not be a response.
hope that helps a little
des
I can see the point in the “if applicable” prompt.
gracias, stay well.
Rebecca
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des
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