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Applying Filters

Learn how to filter your results to uncover actionable insights.

Updated over 2 weeks ago

How to apply filters

Filters allow you to analyse your test results by focusing on specific respondent groups.

Filter by demographics or any test question

Your demographic and test filters are visible on the right-hand panel.

At a glance, you’ll see quick-access filters for:

  • Age

  • Gender

  • Household structure

  • Household income

  • Before-the-loop closed answer and test questions

To explore more filters, just click ‘Add’ to browse our full set.


Filtering Multi-Select Questions: What the 'tick' and the 'cross' mean

When a question lets respondents select more than one answer, you have two powerful ways to filter the results:

  • ✔️ Ticked boxIncludes everyone who selected this option.
    → Example: See results from anyone who chose “When I want to enjoy something with others.”

  • ❌ Crossed boxExcludes everyone who selected this option.
    → Example: See results from everyone except those who chose “When I want to enjoy something with others.”

This lets you quickly explore how different groups responded—and uncover insights that might otherwise be hidden.


Understanding sample sizes

As you apply filters, the sample size updates in real time to show how many respondents are included:

  • Warning at less than 50 respondents: You’ll see a notice to adjust filters if the sample size becomes too small for robust results.

  • Below 30 respondents: Filters must be modified or cleared to view data when the sample size drops below this threshold.


AI summaries and filters

Currently, AI Summaries on results pages do not dynamically update based on applied filters. Stay tuned for updates.


Save your filters

If you frequently use certain filters, save them as a Filter Set for easy access in future analyses.


Filter by Ideas/Messages

Toggle idea/message visibility using the top bar on all charts, useful for plotting a subset of concepts on the prioritisation map and list view.

Toggle themes through the top bar, to help hone in a verbatim or drivers view to a subset of themes for analysis.

Toggle which metrics are displayed on performance and demographic views through the top bar.

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